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David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs, has an alter ego as a DJ who spins under the name "DJ D-Sol."
Solomon joined the Chainsmokers for an hour-long set at their live drive-in concert in the Hamptons on Saturday, an event which raised money for multiple charities.
But now the performers are coming under fire as videos have surfaced on social media showing the event rife with attendees gathered in close proximity to one another.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon left the trading floor behind to hit the turntable in the Hamptons on Saturday, dropping some beats as the opening act for the Chainsmokers.

The live, outdoor musical event was a rarity in an age of social distancing, with thousands of attendees flocking to the Nova's Ark Project and Sculpture Garden in Water Mill, New York, to see EDM group the Chainsmokers perform.

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