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and joe levy with billboard magazine was telling us that "purple rain" really defied the formula.deos, they were making albums. no one was making a movie to make their -- to take their career to the next level, craig, so it really was a risk, but one that paid off. >> paid off in a big, big way, joe fryer. joe, thank you so much, sir, do appreciate you. >>> more ahead as we remember the life, the legacy of prince. for nearly 24 hours, people from coast to coast have been pouring out to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated artists of all time. moments ago i talked with one woman who just had to come to paisley park. she named her son after prince. she had to be here to pay her respects. >> as a chanhassen resident, prince certainly put our city on the map. moving here from a small town in illinois, we weren't really known for anything. when i found out prince lived here, i was so excited. i went to the library and got his entire body of work and just listened to everything. my brother and i have a significant age range between us and so we connected over music like prince and

and an oscar for original score to the film "purple rain" only want to see you in the purple rain joe levy is with "rolling stone" magazine. >> here's a guy who has a flag in the shape of a purple guitar. he's going the plant it on the mountaintop and you're going to follow him. that's a legacy right there. >> reporter: a legacy cemented in 2004 when he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. he talked about one essential thing to make his stardom possible. >> the freedom to produce, freedom to play all the instruments on my records, freedom to say anything i wanted to. i embarked on a journey more fascinating than i could have ever imagined. this fascinating journey. it ain't over. peace. >> reporter: hundreds of fans have gathered here at new york's apollo theater where he played in 1993 to pay tribute to the man, the myth and the legend, and for those of us that came of age in the '80s, his music provided the soundtrack to our lives. scott, i can tell you, it was a prince song that was playing during this reporter's first kiss. >> pelley: vladimir duthiers in harlem for us ton

." ♪ i only want to see you in the purple rain ♪ >> reporter: joe levy is with "rolling stone" magazineon the mountaintop, and you're going to follow him. that's a legacy right there. >> reporter: a legacy cemented in 2004 when he was inducted into the rock & roll name. he talked about one essential thing to make his stardom possible. >> freedom to produce. freedom to play all the instruments on my records. freedom to say anything i wanted to. ♪ >> i embarked on a journey more fascinating than i could have ever imagined, and i wish all of you the best on this fascinating journey. it ain't over. peace. [ applause ] >> reporter: cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more tributes to prince. we'll hear from the performer in his own words. plus, we'll talk with sheila e. about her iconic memories. >>> and celebrating shakespeare. in londn, they're marking a very special anniversary. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.

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on his legacy, contributing editor of "rolling stone" and host of "incoming" on spotify, we have joe levy joining us. >> good morning. >> when you first heard about this, what was your reaction? >> i was shocked. i mean, there was a little flicker of news about his health, his plane had to make an emergency landing. his people said it was the flu. there was within initial report it may have been more serious. you know, he had people over to paisley park this weekend. there was a dance party, you know. it seemed like he was fine. yesterday, completely shocked. >> we've heard people say again and own gefr again over and last 24 hours that prince was a revolutionary. why was his music revolutionary? >> to understand his impact and legacy, you have to think about all the different things he did well. let me put it this way, imagine michael jackson as a jimmy page guitar hero. put those two things together and you have a sense of what was so remarkable about prince on stage. he laid claim to music history. he was in the middle of the 1980s, broke through as a major star. had a little richard m

." ♪ i only want to see you laughing in the purple rain purple rain ♪ >> joe levy with "rolling stoneg to follow him. that's a legacy right there. >> reporter: a legacy cemented in 2004 when he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. he talked about one essential thing to make his stardom possible. >> freedom to produce. freedom to play all the instruments on my records. freedom to stay anything i wanted to. ♪ i embarked on a journey more fascinating than i could have ever imagined. i wish all of you the best on this fascinating journey. it ain't over. peace. [ applause ] ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of fans gathered here at new york's apollo theater where he paid in 1993 to pay tribute to the man, myth, legend. for those that came of age in the 80s his music provided sound track to our lives. i can tell you it was a prince song play during this reporter's first kiss. >> vladamir, thank you. >> later we will show you one of prince's most unforgettable performances. purple rain at the super bowl. ♪ purple rain purple rain >> "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ often a cel

. >> reporter: joe levy is a contributing editor at "rolling stone."ht off-guard? >> oh, yeah. nobody took this seriously. ♪ >> even when i won, who knew something would come out of it. ♪ a moment like this >> reporter: since winning "american idol's" first season. ♪ since you've been gone >> reporter: kelly clarkson recorded seven albums and won six grammys. she recently spoke with gayle king. >> my goal was somebody heard me sing on the show and somebody would want to manage or help me. i just wanted to sing. >> reporter: as its rating soars, "american idol" launched several unknowns into super stardom. ♪ maybe next time he'll think ♪ >> reporter: carrie eye idol's most successful chan went seven grammys and sold more than 20 million albums. jennifer hudson may have finished seventh in season three, but, ultimately took home an oscar. ♪ she bang >> reporter: even william hung who never made it past his audition, sold more than 225,000 albums! l""idopi topvng t ratings for eight straight seasons and seemed unstoppable. the show hit its peak in 2007. t

. >>> joining us now, the co-host andy levy and former miss new york usa, joe ann -- >> you're on it,etter with jo ann but -- >> it's her first time on the show. >> it is. >> we're all nervous. >> how many times have i had to apologize for something or other. you intimidate me and i -- i have to deal with it. let's get right to it. charlize theron, a very attractive actress in every way i'm sure. she says she's too pretty for some roles. that this happens to all women who are too pretty. your thoughts on this? this is a major discriminatory. >> let's start with a beautiful actress. >> she's not wrong though, right, there are certain roles that won't go to someone who looks like a model if the role itself doesn't call for someone that looked like a model. >> what happened to makeup? >> they still have makeup. no, but if -- she's not wrong when she's says there are parts that have more graph tas they don't want to give to someone who looks like a model. >> people like us who are really beautify, andy knows, we tend to be distracting is the thing. if we're trying to do a media role peopl

joe devito and rob long. that does it for me. i'm tv's andy levy. see you tomorrow night. never m of "the five." "special report" is next. >>> the race for the white house, with the empire state in the rear-view mirror. it's all about the math. for both parties. this is special report. >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, while both parties' front-runners say the picture is clear tonight of a possible general election campaign between hillary clinton and donald trump, both races are not over. clinton has piled up a huge delegate lead after trouncing senator bernie sanders in tuesday's new york primary. while donald trump and his newly beefed-up campaign team kept their chances alive of avoiding a contested republican convention. we have fox

joe's where it was lined up in the back of the store. >>> the new charging center opens today at the public parking garage right across from levi stadium. it features 48 charges stations and one so-called super quick charger. the city of santa clara worked to open this new facility. >>> and yesterday a state senate panel blocked a measure aimed at providing ride share companies like uber and lyft from adjusting their prices based on demand. >>> and a big warning out this morning about mosquitos. about coming -- it's coming from vector control. they are holding open houses talking about the risk of mosquito-born illness. also, vector control is the government agency in charge of keeping a cap on mosquito population. they do things like spraying when there's a particularly bad infestation. they are also on top of the issue in regard to the other concern which is the zika virus. >> right now we don't have the right mosquitos here but we are taking a look at neighborhoods and we're going out and our technicians are taking a look at all of the areas that are possible concerns. >> that is the local vector control but the national disease con