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Jay Leno is a famous American comedian and TV host.

Jay Leno (1993) by Alan Light
Jay Leno (1993) by Alan Light

He was born in 1950 in New York. He went to college in Boston. There, he even started a comedy club.

Leno is best known for hosting The Tonight Show. He took over the job in 1992. He hosted the show for many years. There was a big change in 2009. Conan O'Brien became the new host. This caused a conflict at the TV network. Because of this, Leno came back to host The Tonight Show in 2010.

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He hosted his last episode there in 2014. That same year, he joined the Television Hall of Fame.

Leno also loves cars. He has a large car collection. He hosted a show called Jay Leno's Garage.

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Jay Leno (49626670763)

He also writes about cars for a magazine. He does many other things too. He performs live comedy shows all over North America. He even does voices for cartoon characters.

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He stays very busy making people laugh.

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