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In Luther: Never Too Much, an eye-opening new documentary ... a kind of ache that is felt acutely by gay and queer people.

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Luther: Never Too Much is a wonderful 100 minutes, and it leaves you with the distinct sense that the discography Vandross left behind would reward additional examination through a gay lens.