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Chaz Bono to play himself on Degrassi

TORONTO -- Chaz Bono is in Toronto to make a cameo on the teen drama Degrassi.

He's playing himself in a scene with the transgender character Adam.

Bono says he was eager to appear on the show after meeting show producers at last year's Emmy Awards.

Degrassi was nominated for an episode that delved into the life of a teen who was born a girl but lived as a boy.

Bono says it's an important storyline that can help confused transgender teens know they are not alone.

The episode will air towards the middle of season 12, which begins July 16 on MuchMusic.

-- The Canadian Press

Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 29, 2012 D2

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