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Vivien Goldman

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British music journalist and broadcaster who covered reggae and punk for NME, Sounds and Melody Maker from the 1970s, briefly worked in press for Bob Marley at Island Records, and later wrote "The Book of Exodus" on Marley's Exodus album; she now teaches punk and reggae at NYU.

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Vivien Goldman official site; Penguin Random House; NYU Tisch faculty directory.

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People & rolesDiaspora & global influence

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Story · Well supportedThe critics, the columns and the airwaves

How a scattered corps of print critics and radio DJs first wrote and broadcast reggae into international recognition.

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