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The Hard Rock Cafe in River North is closing its doors after nearly 40 years. The iconic rock-and-roll memorabilia restaurant said in a statement its last day of service will be March 29.

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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Hard Rock Cafe in River North is closing after nearly 40 years. The restaurant has been a popular attraction for tourists visiting downtown Chicago with its iconic guitar sign.

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Downtown Chicago also has been in perpetual recovery mode since COVID started to spread in 2020. Some River North restaurant owners have complaints about crime claiming it's keeping business away.