Rebel Heroes dies, Big Cheese is born
By
Tim Carman
Tan Nguyen's Rebel Heroes truck is no more. (Michael Temchine for The Washington Post)
On Oct. 8, the Rebel Heroes food truck sent a message to its
2,700-plus followers on Twitter, encouraging them to arrive early at
the corner of North Moore Street and Wilson Boulevard in Rosslyn. "Last
chance of the season!" the tweet warned.
Read more at the Going Out Gurus blog.
By
Tim Carman
| December 8, 2010; 7:00 AM ET
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