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Sleeveen

Chris Norris

Sly culture critique from Chris Norris—Spin, New York, NYer, NYT Mag, Film Comment, Rolling Stone, co-author RZA’s The Tao of Wu. Flashbacks, jumpcuts, cheap heat.

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  • Chris Norris

    New York City-based critic, journalist, author. The NYer, New York, NYT Mag, Rolling Stone, Film Comment, SPIN, NPR's "All Things Considered," et al) Co-author Tao of Wu with RZA (no, I don't have his digits).

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