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A 'Magnificent' song for a departing co-worker

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If you've enjoyed Morning Edition over the last several years, you can thank producer Eugene Cha. He has woken up at 3 a.m. every morning to put together the stories, interview and music that make up the show.

Friday marks the last day at MPR News for Cha, who is relocating out of state with his family.

The crew at Morning Edition is sending him off in style, with a song from his favorite band, U2.

"As a host, I couldn't have asked for a better producer and director than Eugene who's steady, calm, good humored, and a true broadcast professional," says Cathy Wurzer. "So, Eugene, thanks for everything my friend. You will be missed!