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Rossomando: 'Libertines won't reform soon'
Published Thursday, Apr 23 2009, 18:34 BST | By Mayer Nissim
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The Dirty Pretty Things guitarist replaced Pete Doherty for a number of live performances when the frontman was sacked from the band in 2004.
Rossomando told BBC 6 Music: "I bet it will happen but I don't think it will be anytime soon.
"People's lives change, they find a new reality for themselves and that old reality doesn't exist for them."
He added: "On the inside their lives have changed and they've moved on to different things, and are surrounded by different people.
"Who knows? Like five years, two years. I know they're not scamping around and talking about it, it's not a big deal to them anyway."
Doherty recently pledged that The Libertines would return in the next couple of years.
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