Luther Vandross holds the distinction of being one of R&B’s most illustrious voices of all time, and now his fans have the opportunity to revisit his successful career and personal life journey in the new documentary, Luther: Never Too Much. The posthumous documentary follows in the footsteps of similar ones, Sidney about Sidney Poitier and Moonage Daydream about David Bowie.
As far as Vandross, it’s hard to believe that it’s been almost 20 years since the eight-time Grammy-winning crooner passed away. Those who loved his music will recall that he once cranked out hits like "Superstar," "Dance with My Father," "A House Is Not a Home," "So Amazing" and of course, "Never Too Much," just to name a few. However, outside of his triumphs on the charts, he also dealt with a number of health struggles and losses that had a profound effect on him while he was living. All of these things and more will be explored in the documentary already gaining high marks on Rotten Tomatoes (it had a 96% favorable rating as of September 18).
