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ABOUT YOUR FRIEND WHO DIED.
IN YOUR COMMUNITY, THERE HAVE BEEN ARTISTS, SINGERS, WHO HAVE SUCCUMBED TO THIS DISEASE.
TELL ME A LITTLE ABOUT HIM.
MANU, I DON'T HAVE WORDS TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT HIM.
HE IS JUST ONE OF THE GREATEST THAT WE EVER HAD.
HIS GENEROSITY IS SOMETHING I WILL MISS.
ALSO, PROTECTION.
AS A WOMAN IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS, HE HAS ALWAYS BEEN THERE FOR ME, ALWAYS EMPOWER ME TO DREAM BIG, DO WHATEVER I WANT TO DO.
JUST DO WHAT I HAVE TO DO.
IF THAT'S THE THING THAT I'LL MISS A LOT, HIS CONSTANT SUPPORT.
IT DOESN'T MATTER FOR BOY OR GIRL.
FOR ME AS A WOMAN, STARTING IN THIS BUSINESS, MY FIRST ALBUM, I INVITED HIP TO COME AND PLAY.
HE SAID IF I CAN BE OF ANY HELP, EYE BE HERE.
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Christiane speaks with Amy Walter about the current state of the U.S. presidential race and Jack Saul about dealing with trauma on a massive scale. She also speaks with Angélique Kidjo about the passing of saxophone legend Manu Dibango. Michel Martin speaks with Dr. Helene Gayle about coronavirus mortality rates for black Americans.
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