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" Now that Seth Meyers has become the host-elect of Late Night, there are a lot of questions to answer. Like, who will take over Weekend Update on SNL? Or, will he instantly become the most stylish man in the genre? Or, will the light reflecting off of his perfect goddamn teeth sear the cameras? Or blind bleary-eyed late-weeknight viewers? But for all those questions, one stands out: Who will be Seth Meyers&amp;#039; backing band? Ever since The Roots joined forces with Jimmy Fallon, the late show backing band has gone from a plum workaday gig for session players to a vibrant artform unto itself (particularly those walk-on songs). They set the tone for the night before Fallon says a word, provide a jolt of innovation, wit, and energy to the proceedings, and even cover for the boss&amp;#039;s blindspots (let&amp;#039;s be honest: Jimmy Fallon can make Jay Leno look like Curtis Mayfield). Who can do the same for Meyers? We contacted some of the most celebrated music supervisors in TV and movies and asked them. The list below is by no means complete, so feel free to make your own suggestions in the comments.  Turning Japanese by White on Rice from Norah Jones       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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