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Grammy Award-winner John Legend was at New York City’s Kennedy Center this week to introduce a Marvin Gaye-inspired program that encourages young artists to face social issues head-on through art.
Check out a video clip of Legend as he surprised students from the New York’s Duke Ellington High School of the Arts on Tuesday as part of the new program:
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