It is one of the unmissable television appointments in the United States: the programme Late night with Jimmy Fallon on NBC (from the franchise created by David Letterman) gathers millions of viewers every weeknight.
All next week, from 9 to 16 May, the show will pay tribute to Bob Marley, with Jimmy Fallon inviting musicians from diverse backgrounds each night to perform on the set. From the very first night, it is Ziggy Marley, the eldest son, who will release his new album in June, who will open the proceedings.
He will be followed by Chris Cornell (the Soundgarden singer), Jennifer Hudson, Jakob Dylan (son of Bob Dylan and singer with The Wallflowers) and finally Lenny Kravitz. It is not yet known whether The Roots (the show's resident band, no less) will be in charge of the music for this special week.