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"  Marvin Gaye was always seductive. From writing &amp;quot;Let&amp;#039;s Get It On&amp;quot; to inspiring &amp;quot;Blurred Lines,&amp;quot; the man&amp;#039;s sensuality never faded away. Why would it? After putting America&amp;#039;s social, political, and spiritual woes to song on What&amp;#039;s Going On, Gaye turned to more pressing matters at home with Let&amp;#039;s Get It On, a record so sexy and throbbing with lust you&amp;#039;d be a fool not to take up his offer. But while Gaye set the standard for all of the slow jams to follow, his style was perennially cool. And laid-back. The red knit beanie and working man&amp;#039;s denim said Gaye was a man of the people. But those who saw his patent leather boots knew better: Marvin was simply The Man, chill as ever. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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