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Why Is Brandy Called the “Vocal Bible”?
Season 3
Episode 6
At just 15 years old, Brandy Norwood proved herself to be the new “it girl” of the 90’s. After releasing her self-titled debut album Brandy, she instantly became a cultural phenomenon and a role model to young Black women around the world. This episode explores why Brandy is often credited as your favorite singers’ favorite singer.
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