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Nabers said he told Giants doctors he planned to attend the concert.
He declined to say what their reaction was to it, or what Daboll told him after the fact.
He said he wasn't having any problems with lights or loud music, so he didn't see it as an issue.
Nabers attended the concert with teammate Isaiah Simmons .
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