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Evidently having only a saxophone as a music instrument, the Busker will only play songs that may also be heard on the [[Jazz Nation Radio 108.5]] radio station. In most of his appearances, the busker is depicted with a buttoned up brown trench coat, and his music can easily be heard within hearing distance, a hint he is near the player. Most buskers also wear occasionally a hat depicting he may be poorer then others by its wornness. | Evidently having only a saxophone as a music instrument, the Busker will only play songs that may also be heard on the [[Jazz Nation Radio 108.5]] radio station. In most of his appearances, the busker is depicted with a buttoned up brown trench coat, and his music can easily be heard within hearing distance, a hint he is near the player. Most buskers also wear occasionally a hat depicting he may be poorer then others by its wornness. | ||
Buskers return [[Grand Theft Auto V]] in some more affluent areas of [[Los Santos]], this time playing guitars instead of saxophones. | |||
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* Buskers were planned to make an appearance in GTA III but was dropped during development of the game. Remnants of their existence can be seen within the game files.<ref>[http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=451819 GTA III buksers]</ref> | * Buskers were planned to make an appearance in GTA III but was dropped during development of the game. Remnants of their existence can be seen within the game files.<ref>[http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=451819 GTA III buksers]</ref> | ||
* The busker is voiced by Walter Houser, father of the Houser brothers. Walter Houser was "part-owner of London’s seminal jazz club Ronnie Scott’s, where the brothers were exposed to jazz stars throughout their youths."<ref>[http://jazztimes.com/articles/19900-roy-haynes-get-in-the-game Roy Haynes: Get in the Game], JazzTimes.com</ref> | * The busker is voiced by Walter Houser, father of the Houser brothers. Walter Houser was "part-owner of London’s seminal jazz club Ronnie Scott’s, where the brothers were exposed to jazz stars throughout their youths."<ref>[http://jazztimes.com/articles/19900-roy-haynes-get-in-the-game Roy Haynes: Get in the Game], JazzTimes.com</ref> | ||
* [[Trevor Philips|Trevor]] seems to dislike buskers. When switching to Trevor, one of his switch scenes shows him assaulting a busker with his own guitar. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||