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Grammy Awards 2024 In Memoriam: Stevie Wonder, Oprah Winfrey lead tributes

Grammy Awards 2024: The In Memoriam segment at the awards ceremony honoured those the industry has lost.

February 05, 2024 / 14:08 IST
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Stevie Wonder opened the In Memoriam segment honoring those the industry has lost, including the crooner Tony Bennett. "Tony, I'm going to miss you forever," Wonder said, calling it a blessing that "God allowed us to have you and have us in this time and space in our lives."

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Annie Lennox was brought to tears as she delivered a sparse, heart-wrenching performance of "Nothing Compares 2 U," the late Sinead O'Connor's most famous song. She raised her fist and urged "Artists for Ceasefire," a call and clear reference to O'Connor's long history of advocating for Palestinian rights.

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Oprah Winfrey paid tribute to her longtime friend Tina Turner, who was honored by a rollicking performance of the classic "Proud Mary" by Fantasia.

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US actor and singer Fantasia Barrino honoured Tina Turner, who died last May at age 83, with the latter’s hit song, “Proud Mary”.

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US singers Jon Batiste (L) and Ann Nesby perform to honour music executive and film producer Clarence Avant. They performed a medley of "Ain’t No Sunshine," "Lean On Me" and "Optimistic".