They had been hired by a British rock star, the rail-thin, white-faced ... “You’re too black and too fat, you’ve got a problem.” Luther Vandross found himself at the centre of prurient ...

I also remember having conversations about whether Luther Vandross is “Black-famous” or not ... too much soul to be truly appreciated by white America, but that also means Luther, who ...

CNN’s Luther: Never Too Much documents ... cause as soon as they heard the white kid play, the white kid’s accepted” — Vandross and Black singers like Brenda Russell had to fight constrict ...

Luther Vandross had a huge fan in David Bowie, who also played a key role early in the late soul singer’s start in music. Vandross’s remarkable career is back in the spotlight in the new ...

At long last, the film can finally be streamed at any time from the comfort of home on HBO's MAX streaming platform.

Like, I didn't know that Luther Vandross worked with David Bowie recording the "Young Americans" album. (SOUNDBITE OF DAVID BOWIE SONG, "YOUNG AMERICANS") PORTER: So David Bowie - it's his first album ...

LUTHER VANDROSS: (Singing) I believe in your love ... says - Luther studied Black music. And he particularly studied these Black female vocalists - Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick.

Luther Vandross always thought he would be a star. The film “Luther: Never Too Much” explores the formative years of Luther’s musical career, back to the epicenter of black culture ...

(CNN) — Luther ... to a Black 17-year-old,” he said. “And surely he’s part of America as well. Do you not find that it’s a frightening predicament to be in?” Bowie and Vandross ...