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Wonderfully eccentric, Gray would never release a predictable album of cover songs. Here, the six-foot-tall singer puts her inimitable spin on indie rock songs by Radiohead, Arcade Fire and others—all chosen to suit her distinctive voice. Gray doesn’t shy away from humor either, performing hilarious skits with the likes of Nicole Scherzinger.Reviews
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