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    In at the deep end

    May 02, 2021 2 minutes
    by Marc Wilson

    Back in 2005, Justin Timberlake sought vocal training to deepen his voice as he transitioned from a music-focused to music-and-movies career. Why? JT is and was lauded for his singing, and the many posters of him (and his NSYNC buddies) on adolescents’ bedroom walls suggest he was perceived positively.

    Clearly, then, JT wasn’t trying to change his singing voice, but wanted to broaden

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