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Today's installments consist of an interview with Bruce Hornsby, the soft-rock legend who became an unlikely Pac collaborator when his hit "The Way It Is" was sampled for the latter's posthumously released "Changes," and who enjoyed and appreciated the experience much more deeply than you might expect. The other post delves into Tupac's totemic influence over a generation of African rebel soldiers, who painted his name on their rifles, named their gangs after lines from his songs, and used his words and image to provide "some sort of meaning to the violence they were witnessing and perpetrating."
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