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Nancy Wilson: Sound and Style

For African-American audiences, the magnificent voice from Ohio has long been the quintessential jazz singer, the only one who has managed to maintain a constant popularity and her own diva status through the changing musical scenes. We look back at her very long and successful career, unfortunately little known in Italy.

by Luciano Federighi
Nancy WIlson
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For African-American audiences, the magnificent voice from Ohio has long been the quintessential jazz singer, the only one who has managed to maintain a constant popularity and her own diva status through the changing musical scenes.

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