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Lemn Sissay travels to New York to meet the musician, poet and activist Gil Scott-Heron , who was a pioneer in the struggle for racial equality. Scott-Heron discusses his life and four decades in the music business that saw him work with artists such as Stevie Wonder. Contributors include Benjamin Zephaniah and Chuck D. Producer Elizabeth Alker

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Lemn Sissay
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Gil Scott-Heron
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Stevie Wonder.
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Benjamin Zephaniah
Source: Radio Times

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