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Queen Latifah, Leslie Odom Jr., and a John Williams tribute highlight Pops season
By
Isaac Feldberg
Globe Correspondent,
February 7, 2017,
5:00 p.m.
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The Boston Pops’ spring schedule will double as a prolonged paean to the illustrious body of work of composer and conductor John Williams.
Stu Rosner
Boston Globe Today
