Motown Records helped create the soundtrack for a generation. And no group at that famous label was more iconic than The Supremes, both for their sound, and for their groundbreaking glamour. This week, hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot talk to Mary Wilson of The Supremes about her days at Motown, and how the group became international ambassadors representing an entire community. Jim and Greg also review new records from the Southern rock band Drive-By Truckers and indie singer-songwriter Torres.

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#739 Mary Wilson of The Supremes, Opinions on Drive-By Truckers & Torres

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#739 Mary Wilson of The Supremes, Opinions on Drive-By Truckers & Torres

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