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The reggae icon s rich legacy thrives 40 years after his death
A mural by Portuguese artist Odeith of Jamaican singer Bob Marley (above, in a November 2019 photograph) in Sacavem on the outskirts of Lisbon.PHOTO: AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
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Bob Marley lives on as a voice of the dispossessed, the palpable vibrancy, spirit of protest and moral zeal of his songs enduring in a way few bodies of popular music have ever done. AFP pic
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KINGSTON, May 12 It’s been four decades since Bob Marley’s death, a period longer than the reggae icon’s brief but potent life that skin cancer ended when he was 36.
Yet Marley lives on as a voice of the dispossessed, the palpable vibrancy, spirit of protest and moral zeal of his songs including
Forty years on, Bob Marley s rich legacy thrives
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11/05/2021 - 03:32 A man pedals past a mural of late reggae legend Bob Marley in Kingston, Jamaica JEWEL SAMAD AFP/File 4 min
Kingston (Jamaica) (AFP)
It s been four decades since Bob Marley s death, a period longer than the reggae icon s brief but potent life that skin cancer ended when he was 36.
Yet Marley lives on as a voice of the dispossessed, the palpable vibrancy, spirit of protest and moral zeal of his songs including One Love, Redemption Song and I Shot The Sheriff enduring in a way few bodies of popular music have ever done.