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Whitney Houston's Estate Publishing Tribute Book

Volume of photos and essays set for a November 27th release

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August 29, 2012 10:55 AM ET
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Whitney Houston's estate will publish Whitney: Tribute To An Icon, the only officially sanctioned Houston tribute book, on November 27th, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The book will contain photos and essays, including an entry from producer Clive Davis, memorials from Houston's sister-in-law Pat Houston and about 130 photographs from photographers such as David LaChapelle, Steven Meisel and Patrick Demarchelier.

Houston died February 11th in Beverly Hills. She was 48.

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