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All-Star Tribute Concert To Aretha Franklin Coming To Madison Square Garden In November


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Ben Yakas

Published Aug 13, 2018

Modified Aug 13, 2018


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Aretha Franklin at her last live performance at the Elton John AIDS Foundation's 25th Anniversary Gala in Nov. 2017

 

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Published Aug 13, 2018

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