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A GROWING CROWD OF well-wishers is waiting to greet Corinne Bailey Rae as she comes off stage to rapturous applause after her first major London performance. Forty or so people (among them half a dozen teenagers, a flamboyantly cross-dressed man and a pensioner) are blocking her path, and even though they are clearly friendly she is confused by the way in which they refuse to move. It isn't until one of them holds out a pen and a piece of paper that the 26-year- old singer-songwriter realis...
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