Massive mural pays homage to rap pioneers at Sedgwick Avenue ‘birthplace of hip-hop’
The mural is meant to be a reminder of what makes the Bronx so special.
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May 20, 2024, 8:52 PM
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8h agoA 102-foot-long mural that pays tribute to hip-hop’s pioneers was unveiled at 15-20 Sedgwick Ave. – widely known as the birthplace of the genre.
The mural was made by graffiti artist Desire Nobility One.
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