Strange fruit : Billie Holiday, café society, and an early cry for civil rights / by David Margolick ; foreword by Hilton Als.
Publication details: Edinburgh : Canongate, 2002.Description: 162 p., [8] p. of plates : facsims., ports. ; 20 cmISBN:- 9781841952840 (pbk.) :
- ML3551
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Originally published: Philadelphia, Pa.: Running, 2000; Edinburgh: Cannongate, 2001.
This text explores the story of a song that foretold a movement, and the lady who dared to sing it. The authors chronicle its effect on those who experienced it first hand.
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