The Boston born Guru Gang Starr, who eventually went on to rep for Brooklyn, formed the pioneering hip-hop duo in the mid-80s, teaming with DJ Premier in the late #39;80s. Gang Starr#39;s debut album was 1989#39;s #39;No More Mr. Nice Guy,#39; and together Guru and Premier went on to release several successful albums, including the critically lauded #39;Moment of Truth.#39; Guru stepped out on his own in 1993. His solo work includes four volumes of the Jazzmatazz series, and he later launched bo
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Guru Gang Starr dead at 43
