Norma Miller on BBC World Service Radio

Norma Miller

 

As part of her 2015 European tour, Swing Patrol arranged for Norma Miller to speak to the BBC World Service in an interview which was broadcast to over 40 million people around the world.  You can listen via the clip below:

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