Find me in a code (and be faster than Bob)

Question

On a day when Bob chose to meet his friend, Alice, at her house, Alice decided to go a trip! Picking up his phone, Bob tried calling Alice, but no one answered. As Bob turned to leave the front door, he saw a note on a piece of paper on the second step down.

Here's what the note said:

IG2CPV2ASF2SFAEINJ2UHIT2CPOOA2I2XFNU2TPOFXHFSF2GINE2OF2IN2GCEEFE2CIEEECI2FFFFFFFF2HHHHEFG2GGCGBC2FFCCIC2ECBB Remember G.N.

Bob ran home, deciphered the message, packed his bags, hailed a cab and headed to a transportation place (if I tell you this, it might give extra hints to the answer), all in 2 hours.

Where was Bob going to?

Hints

One character acts as a separator.

According to @Deusovi's recommendations, I have added a place to start this puzzle with...

Where do you see the note?

Answer 1

I think I'm sort of on the right track so I'm going to take a shot at it and say the answer is

China

Deciphering the first part of the note.

Considering the following decryption method:

(i) Let each of the letters in the word 'CHINA' be an alphabet fixed point, i.e, each of those letters maps to itself in the decryption
(ii) For each letter that is not a fixed point, map it to the previous letter in the alphabet that is not a fixed point. So, Z $\rightarrow$ Y, P $\rightarrow$ O but D $\rightarrow$ B as C is a fixed point and B $\rightarrow$ Z as A is a fixed point. Most importantly, note that J $\rightarrow$ G (NB "step down")
(iii) The number 2 acts as a separator and can be mapped to a space character.

With this convention the decrypted note reads

IF (C)OU ARE READING THIS COMMA I WENT SOMEWHERE FIND ME IN FCDDED CIDDDCI EEEEEEEE HHHHDEF FFCFZC EECCIC DCZZ

Now, the second part of this message is still undeciphered using the 'China' method and it's quite possible that we don't use it on this part of the puzzle, so it possibly should be left as is with 2 still replacing the space character.

Remember G.N.

I think the second half of the note must refer to some musical phrase perhaps referencing a song giving Alice's location (most of it is from the start of the alphabet with additional characters perhaps represting flats and sharps). The purposeful emboldening of note and piece also suggest a musical connection.

As far as musicians with the initials G.N. go, one that springs to mind is Gary Numan who happens to have a song entitled "Slow Car to China". It's possible that the transportation place that Bob has headed to is a garage housing "slow cars" and such a revelation would be a dead giveaway for this puzzle, as suggested by the asker. I reckon that the second part of the note turns out to be a musical phrase from a song such as this (with a title containing the name of a place) although I don't know of an efficient way of working this out.

Note

Obviously, the note does not decipher perfectly. The beginning is "IF COU" instead of "IF YOU" which is where my comment comes from. I have not yet had an answer from the asker to confirm or deny that there is a typo. If somebody has another suggestion, please do share.