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NANCY SINATRA
 (USA)
28 August 2002

Nancy Sinatra interviewed by Freemuse/Lars Jørgensen at Skanderborg Festival, Denmark, 9th of August 2002.

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Nancy Sinatra, are you aware of any cases of music censorship?

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Should there be any limitations of musical expression?

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Do you have any personal experiences with censorship?

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