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    "comment": "intro and outro by Angela Davis. Happy Birthday to Angela Davis!\n\nBorn Michelle Lynn Johnson in Washington, D.C., she adopted the phonetic spelling of her first name and the Swahili name Ndegeocello, meaning “free like a bird,” as her last name. Known for her fusion of soul music with rock and reggae, she is reportedly credited as the facilitator of the neo-soul movement in 1990s. Ndegeocello began her career in the go-go music scene of D.C. with such bands as Rare Essence and Little Bennie and the Masters.",
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