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Variety reports that David Byrne has entered the Oscar race with an original song for Alex Gibney's documentary "Musk." The Talking Heads frontman wrote and performed "Let Me Sell You a Dream," a track that appears in the 235-minute film about the world's richest man. The song qualifies for Academy Award consideration.
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