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John Legend 'Feels Like The Luckiest Kid In The World'

Legend sang the national anthem at the World Series and performed with Stevie Wonder on the same night.By Kyle Anderson Stevie Wonder and John Legend performs on stage for the 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert on Thursday Photo: Kevin Mazur/ WireImage NEW YORK — For any singer, performing the national anthem at a World Series game is a pretty big deal. Getting to share a stage with one of your idols is also a rare and spectacular occasion. So how did John Legend fe...

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15:47 on October 30 2009

John Legend 'Feels Like The Luckiest Kid In The World'

VH1 News — John Legend was lucky enough to sing the national anthem at the World Series and perform with Stevie Wonder on the same night. more info

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15:47 on October 30 2009

John Legend 'Feels Like The Luckiest Kid In The World'

MTV.com News — Legend sang the national anthem at the World Series and performed with Stevie Wonder on the same night.By Kyle Anderson Stevie Wonder and John Legend performs on sta... more info

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15:48 on October 30 2009

Music legends rock the Hall of Fame

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rock 'n' roll royalty held court on Thursday night as Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, Sting and other music legends staged a marathon s... more info

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