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Hope over no hope at all.” The 66-year-old’s Gram- my-winning, 1976 album “Songs in the Key of Life” was the focus of the concert; Wonder played the album in its entirety. Before launching into the set Wonder went on to say that he was happy that the album was still significant almost 40 years on but also unhappy that “the songs and the words that we talk about, those conditions still exist in the world and that hurts my heart.” He also referenced the Black Lives Matter movement, telling the crowd: “all life does matter, but the reason that I say black lives matter is because we are the original people of this world. So in essence, everyone here has some black in you. You’ve all got some soul in you so stop denying your culture.”
