Lenny Kravitz

musician and actor

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Lenny Kravitz on KCRW

Lenny Kravitz says he is pleased with the pace and longevity of his career; explains the importance of Bayard Rustin in civil rights history; and reflects on his biracial roots.

3 decades into music career, Lenny Kravitz says he’s ‘just beginning’

Lenny Kravitz says he is pleased with the pace and longevity of his career; explains the importance of Bayard Rustin in civil rights history; and reflects on his biracial roots.

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