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L'œuvre de Yoko Ono mise en lumière sur un album de reprises surprenant
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David Byrne, Yo La Tengo, The Flaming Lips ou encore Sharon Van Etten reprennent le répertoire éclectique de la veuve de John Lennon avec l'album "Ocean Child : Songs Of Yoko Ono".