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BeBe and CeCe Winans are among a group of music legends being honored in August at the 3rd annual Black Music Honors in Nashville.
The brother and sister duo are the first true Christian crossover artists to hit the mainstream from “The Arsenio Hall Show” to “Good Morning America” to The Oprah Winfrey Show, they have taken their message and presented it in a way that touched, moved and inspired wide audiences.
BeBe and CeCe are the first brother and sister to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Together, BeBe & CeCe have nine successful gold and platinum recordings and in 1995 they began to explore their solo endeavors.
Also being honored are Bobby Brown, music producer, Dallas Austin, and the legendary rap group Whodini.
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