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 Albert Leslie Cochran, left, a downtown Austin attraction, mimics preacher Brother Duane at the corner of Sixth Street and Congress Avenue. Photo by Ralph Barrera/AA-S Standing on the corner of Sixth Street and Congress Avenue, some people see Leslie as part of the scenery, while others see the cross-dressing man -- who prefers to be known as a woman -- as an eyesore who needs to find somewhere else to hang out. Read about this one-woman controversy and share your thoughts about the matter.
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