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Diana Ross

CTL-P-0798 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-02587 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0798. Master record source: Soul Train Awards build 2026-10-16 — sourced from Wikipedia ceremony pages.

Added as a Soul Train Music Awards winner

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Added as a Soul Train Music Awards winner

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Received a Special Tony Award at the Tony Awards 1977 — per the official Tony Awards winners record (tonyawards.com), confirmed on the 1977 winners page. Also won Heritage Award for Career Achievement at the Soul Train Music Awards 1995 — per the published Soul Train Music Awards winners list (STRONG EVIDENCE basis).

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