Stevie Wonder names his most political song

Stevie Wonder said he scored it in 1973 Living in the city It is the song that he used to express his deepest political and social concerns.

The singer, 73, made a recent entry A solid stone The interview. “I see that song as the deepest that I really got,” he began.

“I feel all my feelings about the injustice of all the people in the face…

On the road, starting with him Eph Album, told the story of a young boy growing up in Mississippi, facing segregation and poverty, only to encounter crime and injustice in New York City.

Surprised by the song with the sound of city life, bruised streets, noble horns, and behers to weaken the audience of the real boy audience.

He also talked about his inspiration behind the song. “You still have the same mother who scrubs many floors, she still does it. Now what about that father who works some 14 hour days.”

He formed a partnership with Malcolm Cecil and Robert Markouleff who encouraged him to push them directly into the community.