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Quartet king/gospel star Keith ‘Wonder Boy’ Johnson has died suddenly at 50 - WS Chronicle

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The king of gospel quartet music, Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson, has died suddenly at the age of  50. Johnson was found dead in his Atlanta, Georgia, home on Sept. 30.

The post Quartet king/gospel star Keith ‘Wonder Boy’ Johnson has died suddenly at 50 appeared first on WS Chronicle.

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