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She invited him for studio visit to hear track he’d inspired, but didn’t expect him to show up, never mind record.

There was no hologram. But Prince was indeed seen and heard during Justin Timberlake's Super Bowl halftime show.

'Prince: R U Listening?' is expected to be released in the spring of 2017.

Since the passing of the iconic Prince, musicians around the world are still in mourning over the sudden loss of one of music's greatest stars. KISS bassist Gene Simmons, always a lightning rod for controversy, made some unsavory remarks about the musician's death, calling it, in short, "pathetic...

In a new statement, Gene Simmons cites his experience of seeing fellow rockers’ lives destroyed by drug use as the motive behind his words.

According to Cooper, Prince wanted Cooper's guitarist for one of his own projects.

Jonathan Cain recalled Prince playing him "Purple Rain" before the song was released.

We look at Prince's life and career through photographs of every one of his years in the public eye.

The ZZ Top frontman recalls a lengthy conversation about guitar with Prince.

Bruce Springstein opened his show in Brooklyn with 'Purple Rain' instead of the usual The River Tour opener 'Meet Me in the City.' Flooded in purple light, Springsteen told the audience “Whenever I saw Prince, I left the show humbled” and concluded with “Prince Forever. God bless.”

Eddie Vedder said, "If there was anyone I thought would be playing when he was 80 or 85, it was gonna be Prince."

George Harrison's posthumous induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 brought friends and collaborators together on stage for 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' – but it was fellow inductee Prince who stole the show.