
Before NKOTB, It Was Black and Brown Boy Bands That Paved the Way
In an excerpt from her upcoming book Larger Than Life, journalist Maria Sherman examines how Jackson 5, Menudo and New Edition inspired a generation of groups
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Subscribe NowIn an excerpt from her upcoming book Larger Than Life, journalist Maria Sherman examines how Jackson 5, Menudo and New Edition inspired a generation of groups
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