Four decades ago, musician, journalist and Bob Marley's former publicist Vivien Goldman was with Marley and Scratch in London. Today, she looks back at the producer's monumental legacy
Recently unearthed footage will be available to stream on the Coda Collection on September 3rd
![CANADA - AUGUST 22: In the beginning; they were three - the reggae trinity of Bob Marley (right); Peter Tosh (left) and Bunny Wailer (below). Today; only Bunny survives. [Incomplete] (Photo by Jim Rankin/Toronto Star via Getty Images)](https://www.rollingstone.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/bunny-wailer-pre-obit.jpg?resize=940,705&w=940)
Wailer's manager, Maxine Stowe, confirmed his death
The re-imagined track is part of sportswear brand Oakley's new "For the Love of Sport" campaign, which seeks to promote unity through the power of sports
Video drops in honor of International Reggae Day
Clip is part of the 12-part documentary series Legacy
On what would have been the reggae legend 75th birthday, see photographs by Dennis Morris
Julian, Stephen and Damian Marley preview upcoming Kaya Fest next month
Excerpt from new oral history 'So Much Things to Say' tells the story of harrowing 1976 ambush at Tuff Gong
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