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WBLS, Skip Dillard: Hip Hop Legends & Museum

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><figcaption>Legends! Cut Man LC, WBLS/WLIV OM Skip Dillard (WBLS and WLIB), DJ Rocky and Kurtis Blow</figcaption></figure>
<p>OM Skip Dillard (WBLS and WLIB) of Inner City Broadcasting’s <a href=WBLS/WLIB�in New York with Hip Hop legends Cut Man LC, DJ Rocky and Kurtis Blow. �Legends coming together in support of the creation of the 1st Hip Hop Museum�in New York City.

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Hip Hop Museum. �For years, lovers of Hip Hop as well as music pioneers, artists and those in radio have long desired for the creation of a designated place for the preservation of the ever changing culture of Hip Hop. The “Father of Hip Hop”, �Afrika Bambaataa, states “the museum would look at the historical and cultural roots of hip-hop and the contributions made by break dancers and disc Radio DJeys.” �Bambaatta continues, “many people think of rappers when they hear the word hip-hop. But�there’s a whole culture and movement behind it.” �The support for a Hip Hop Museum is�already evident and it looks like the growing support�will soon manifest into something tangible in New York City before 2017.

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