A hard, hard rain was falling the night in 1983 for Diana Ross’s much-ballyhooed free concert in New York City’s Central Park. No matter. That concert was cut short, but she returned the next day, proving to the estimated 1 million or more fans in attendance that, indeed, there ain’t no mountain high enough. Reworked, remastered, and re-appearing on television earlier this year, the full concert reminds us why we still call her Miss Ross. May 15. Steve Binder directs. Shout Factory (shoutfactory.com). — by Nancy Ford
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