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David Byrne On Using Janelle Monae's Protest Song In His Hit Broadway Show | MSNBC
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3:04Now PlayingSinger, songwriter, filmmaker and founding member of Talking Heads David Byrne opens up in an extended interview about his career, the lyrics that have impacted him the most, and why he selected Janelle Monae's protest song "Hell You Talmbout" in his hit Broadway show and now film "American Utopia" in the latest installment of "Mavericks with Ari Melber." Be sure to check out the full interview and other conversations with artists, musicians and cultural icons at msnbc.com/mavericks.
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