Taylor Swift QR code: Mysterious mural appears on River North, Chicago building on Grand Avenue ahead of album release – WLS-TV

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Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ comes out Friday
CHICAGO (WLS) — A mysterious mural has appeared on a building in Chicago's River North neighborhood.
With Taylor Swift's next album drop just days away, a building at 25 W. Grand Ave. now has a QR code and the words "Taylor Swift The Tortured Poets Department" painted on its side.
Swift's next album, "The Tortured Poets Department," will be released Friday.
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The mural also has various letters, which appear to be "T," "P" and "D," and the number 13 displayed on it.
The mural did not appear to be completed Tuesday afternoon, and scaffolding was blocking it partially.
The QR code takes fans to a short on Swift's YouTube account, which reads "Error 321."
Swift is known for unveiling cryptic messages and Easter eggs leading up to her album and music video releases.
Several were gathered near the building about noon Tuesday, trying to scan the code and decipher the message.
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