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“One thing I love about Will is his lack of fear – he’s a fearless guy, willing and open to learning anything, and he’s so unabashed in his performance, honing his skills right out in front everybody,” Morgan said. “And that’s a true mark of someone who’s going to go far, someone with that kind of bravery.” Morgan, who called the Newmans “the most interesting people I know,” pointed to Steve and Wendy’s unfailing support of their son’s endeavors, for example Steve schlepping Will’s gear around to late-night gigs even during his less healthy moments. “Will’s got a huge heart, loves his family so much, and is doing this thing for his dad – they’re just a great, great family,” Morgan said. “His parents are supportive of him so that he’s able to accomplish what he’s done, and he’s giving that back to his family – it’s just a beautiful circle.” Anthony Paul Donelson, known in the New York City music world as “Tony D.,” met the Newmans a couple of years ago when they were in New York shopping for hardware and software that would allow Will to record at home. They went to Sam Ash Music, which takes up almost an entire block in the heart of the theater district, and someone said, “You need to talk to Tony D.,” who handles professional sales for Sam Ash. While the parents spoke with Tony, Will wandered off and began playing a keyboard. “Tony was immediately aware of Will’s playing, and walked over and started talking to him,” Wendy said. “For the next hour, Steve and I were totally ignored – Will and Tony just completely connected.”
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