Remembering Mary Wilson

Feb 11, 2021

American Black Journal and One Detroit are saddened by the loss of Motown artist, Mary Wilson. Our thoughts go out to her family and friends at this time.

Please enjoy this 1986 episode of Detroit Black Journal with Mary Wilson.

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