In Langston Hughes’s poem "Weary Blues," what scene is the narrator depicting?

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Traditional Negro spirituals performed in rural cotton fields.An African American church congregation engaging in call-and-response singing.Street corner storytelling known as toasting among African Americans.A blues musician performing in a Harlem nightclub.None of the above.

Explanation

The poem "Weary Blues" by Langston Hughes vividly portrays a blues performance taking place in a Harlem bar, capturing the soulful music and atmosphere typical of that setting. The other options refer to different African American musical or cultural traditions that are not the focus of this poem.