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"Stevie Wonder is to pay tribute to the late Dick Clark on the American Music Awards. Clark - who founded the AMAs - died at the age of 82 in April, having suffered a &amp;quot;massive heart attack&amp;quot; after undergoing outpatient surgery.   The presenter had been a long-lasting cultural figure in the US due to hosting American Bandstand, which led him to be nicknamed the &amp;#039;World&amp;#039;s Oldest Teenager&amp;#039;. Wonder will pay tribute to Clark&amp;#039;s legacy with a musical performance on Sunday&amp;#039;s American Music Awards, which is to be preceded by an introduction by the late host&amp;#039;s prot\u00E9g\u00E9 Ryan Seacrest. Seacrest said in a statement that he is honored to be saluting Clark: &amp;quot;[Dick was] a mentor, friend and a wonderful advocate for popular music, helping make it one of the cornerstones of American culture. We miss him dearly.&amp;quot;  The American Music Awards will also celebrate its 40th anniversary with musical performances from Christina Aguilera, Justin Bieber, No Doubt, Psy and Nicki Minaj. Presenters for Sunday&amp;#039;s telecast include Seacrest, Paula Abdul, Heidi Klum, Lady Antebellum, will.i.am and Kerry Washington. The 40th annual American Music Awards airs on Sunday, November 18 at 8/7c from Los Angeles. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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