Awards for musical 'heroes'

Daryl Hall and John Oates, Ruben Blades and Nile Rodgers were tonight hailed as “heroes” by the Recording Academy for their musical contributions.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003 - 21:27

Daryl Hall and John Oates, Ruben Blades and Nile Rodgers were tonight hailed as “heroes” by the Recording Academy for their musical contributions.

The artists, along with rapper-producer Timbaland, were being feted by the New York chapter of the Recording Academy at the eighth annual Heroes Awards.

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