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Jay-Z: concert showed "racial unity"
Published Saturday, May 2 2009, 08:14 BST | By Chris Homer

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On a blog post for Rap Radar, the rapper confessed that he thought the bill was "the oddest pairing ever" before the event. However, ultimately he enjoyed the concert's diversity.
"[I] realised it's what I've always professed. There's no such thing as black music or white music only good or bad music," Jay-Z wrote.
He added that he would like to see diverse shows more often, citing New York's Zootopia concert as an example.
"I'm putting that into the universe. Next up, a concert with Taylor Swift and Uncle Murda," he said.
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