That's what happened to Niki Barr last year when she and her rock band stopped in Afghanistan on a tour of military bases. "They put us all in Kevlar and helmets, and we were taken to a bunker," Ms. Barr said last week. "That was a little creepy."
At the same time, she admitted she'd do it all again.
"It was a bit thrilling (too)," she added. "It seems like life's a little too short to stay safe."
And Ms. Barr is doing it again, though she...
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