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Hip-hop Fans at the House of Blues

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@ University of Illinois Chicago

Ortiz, Carlos

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Hip hop in life in Chicago. Images include artists at Double Door, kids beat boxing in the street at Wabash and Harrison, Mos Def fans at the House of Blues.Hip-hop artist Mos Def delivered a virtuoso performance at the House of Blues on a Monday in 2000, promoting his first solo album,"Black on Both Sides." A contingent of his Chicago-area fans display their feelings at the show.CITY 2000: images from the book
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  1. African Americans
  2. Hip Hop
  3. Music Fans
  4. Night

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