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Pete Seeger: The Power of Song

A bit fawning, but at least you can’t argue with the person being fawned over. As The Power of Song traces the activist career of folk legend Pete Seeger – an astonishingly humble singer-songwriter who has made lasting contributions to the peace, Civil Rights and environmental movements of the past 50-some years – you wonder if his sort of quietly sacrificing celebrity could even exist today.

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