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And the songs prefigure the emergent voices of inner-city youth and Seedy R&B/soul circuit pay homage to the Black roots of rock The small-time show-biz milieu of Harlem jazz clubs and the They represent as conflicting symbols of Black upward mobility andĬrossover success. The girl-group plotline evokes The Supremes and all