S. Korean singer BoA plans to debut in U.S. in October

S. Korean singer BoA plans to debut in U.S. in October

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean singer BoA speaks about her plan to make a debut in the United States in October at a news conference in Seoul on Sept. 10. BoA said she will debut in the United States with her new song ''Eat You Up.''

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