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Adam Lambert touches down in Toronto

But does he touch the gay media?

By Xtra Staff • May 30, 2012 8:00 pm EDT

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Adam Lambert raced through Toronto recently to promote his new CD, Trespassing.

Among his stops was the HMV store on Queen St W, where throngs of fans lined up to have their CDs signed.

Lambert had lots of time for his fans, but did he have time for our reporter, Phil Villeneuve?

To find out, check out our video below.

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