Alicia Keys’s New York Musical Goes on National Tour
Alicia Keys discusses the creation and emotional resonance of her Broadway musical Hell's Kitchen, a semi-autobiographical story inspired by her upbringing in 1980s Manhattan. In conversation with David Remnick, she reflects on her artistic evolution, the challenges of the music industry,
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