An internationally known Jewish disc jockey survived a plane crash that killed four.
Adam Michael Goldstein, 35, known as DJ AM, was hospitalized with extensive burns, CNN reported. He jumped from a burning private plane Friday night as it skidded on a runway in Columbia, S.C.
Also surviving was Travis Barker, a drummer for the band Blink 18; he also had extensive burns.
Goldstein, 35, a Philadelphia native, and Barker have been frequent collaborators recently in club performances.
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