This title is a review of cultural heroes and legends from the Harlem Renaissance to Andy Warhol, Dante to Ellington.
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Kevin Jackson is the author of Language of Cinema. A former associate arts editor of The Independent, he is currently its Sunday film critic and a freelance writer, broadcaster, and lecturer.
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