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Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z to Honor Johnny Cash

by John Branston

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Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake are among the stars who pay tribute to the late Johnny Cash in the video for his God's Gonna Cut You Down song.

Chris Rock, Terrence Howard and Johnny Depp are also among the 36 artists and actors who appear in the video, all dressed in black to honour Cash.

The video to God's Gonna Cut You Down, which premiered on Thursday, is the first to be taken from Cash's album American V: A Hundred Highways.

You'll be able to watch the star-studded video on the usual online video outlets like YouTube, Yahoo and Napster from November 14.

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