Before Don Imus and Howard Stern, Petey Greene rocked the radio airwaves.
Greene was a legendary shock jock and TV talk show host, but to black residents of Washington, D.C., he was much more: He was the voice of the African-American community.
A new documentary on the life of the charismatic broadcaster and community activist premiered this month on PBS. It's titled Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene.
For more, Tony Cox speaks with Dewey Hughes, Greene's longtime friend and manager.
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