tina turner passing away at the age of 83. according to a statement from her spokesperson, just listed this afternoon, she died following a long illness. she was at her home in switzerland. turner's career, of course, spanned more than 60 years ago. she has put out instant hits like "river deep," "mountain high," she won a told of eight grammy awards, including a lifetime achievement award in 2018. she had a musical on broadway that was done all about her life. it was a tumultuous life she had with ike turner. she certainly rose above and she was able to create memorable moments over these many many years, as we would listen to her songs. perhaps one of the best known being what's love got to do with it. it's a wonder when you think about someone like tina turner and her magnificent presence, stupendous talent, dancing, singing, performing, what was in her mind when she would write the words to the songs like these. extraordinary. reverend al sharpton is joining me right now. and rev, this is truly an icon that has passed. i ca

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it will be another 17 years before tina turner truly made it. llock grew up in tennessee. her family was sharecroppers. she started singing in ike turners when she was a teenager. and poor, largely abandoned by her parents, she hoped it was her escape. it was an escape into a different sort of misery. ♪ there were hits. and the world saw a confident, powerful woman on stage. but the acid queen was in private -- her violent controlling husband. in 1976, she walked out. >> i did try to leave. the first time was when i had the experience of being whippepd with a -- whipped with a wire hanger. and something else. and i realized you don't go back. ♪ >> her career was in the doldrums. however, there was a place that had long been more receptive to the tina turner magic, britain. ♪ >> "let's stay together" was a collaboration of the creative team behind heaven 17. a new british manager and backing artists such as david but we helped her charge her career. ♪ >> what followed was hit after hit. ♪ ♪ >> a film role in "mad max," >> how the world turns. one

oprah, writing about how tina turner inspired her. she is our forever goddess of rock and roll who contained a magnitude of inner strength that grew throughout her life. all right, where's tina? na na na na na na. mick jagger famously shared the stage with tina at live aid in 1985 together singing the rolling stones hit it's only rock n roll. it's only rock and roll. but i like it tonight, he remembered his friend writing. i'm so saddened by the passing of my wonderful friend tina turner. she helped me so much when i was young, and i will never forget her. tina turner's presence in the music industry was colossal. when you see beyonce on stage during her renaissance world tour, you're seeing tina turner, beyonce just didn't come out of nowhere and beyonce has said this herself, that she got this from is tina turner. she inspired generations of music royalty like queen bee herself, who paid tribute to the trailblazing legend at her 2005 kennedy center honors. i never in my life saw a woman so powerful, so fearless, so fabulous. and thos

it would be another 17 years before tina turner truly made it. mae bullock grew up in nutbush, tennessee. her family were sharecroppers. she started singing in ike turner's band when she was a teenager. and poor, largely abandoned by her parents, it was, she hoped, her escape. but it was an escape into a different sort of misery. # rolling down a river powerful woman on stage. but, the acid queen in tommy was in private, fearful of her violent, controlling husband. finally, in 1976, she walked out. i did try to leave, and the first time was when i had the experience of being whipped with a wire hanger. and then another time was something else. and i realised, "well, you don't go back." # i'm your private dancer # a dancer for money # i'll do what you want me to do.... her career, though, was in the doldrums. however, there was a place that had long been more receptive to the tina turner magic — britain. let's stay together was a collaboration with the creative team behind heaven 17, a new british manager and backing from artists such as david bow

the extraordiry tina turner. ♪ >> tina turner who has died at the age of 83.nt jessica parker is outside of the national museum of african-american history and culture. we can cross over to her now. truly an iconic performer. what is tina turner's legac >> the longevity of her career means this is a huge legacy and what is really striking talking to people here of all ages, young, old, everybody knew who tina turner was. everyone would be able to name a song by her as wel. that speaks of course of her ability to reinvent herself. what is striking speaking to people here following the news is how much quite a lot of people know about her biographical detls. for example the abusive marriage she suffered with mike turner. a lot of people know a lot about tina turner and are very dedicated to her. something else people talk about, her ability to bring huge energy to the stage in her performances. in terms of legacy, she is credited with inspiring artists that came after her. of course her music. as say, everybody will know a song -- be able to sing a song performe

there were so many stages and moments in tina turner's career. learning about it, michelle turner. it's what we're all sort of feeling is this is a person who transformed herself over and over. she was an illuminating figure. she challenged even the idea of who an abused survivor was. of who someone that could, could get past that was to honestly the benefit of so many people who walked after her and then just, looking at these pictures of her moving. and the strength. it just really speaks to that to me. >> especially when you see and you know the story and you've seen the images and we've heard the story behind it. to where we know the abuse that she took. we know the beatings that she took. we know that it would happen and she would still go out on stage that night and sing her heart out. and so we know that. and then to see the woman that we all fell in love with is such a remarkable story of strength and comeback and resiliency and what a woman really is. i mean, all of those things she just is and was and oprah said this, she makes me proud

thank you for giving us your thoughts on this at passing of tina turner, 83 years of age. what a remarkable artist and what a remarkable woman she was. we will be paying tribute to tina throughout this program. thank you very much for giving us our first assessment of the power, the presence, and the legacy of tina turner. let's move onto the rest of world news. france 24 has spoken with a member of the anti-putin russian militia. their interpretation of the situation is very different from the line that russia is spinning. the fighters say they are ready to strike again in part of russia's threats of a harsh response. they say the only help they had from ukraine was purely logistical. >> greenlight, obviously, yes because the troops are part of the ukrainian military. one thing is the green light, another thing is organizing, assistance, and steering the operation. none of this has happened. not a single ukrainian soldier has entered russian soil. we came to liberate our land. >> what support did you get? >> medicine. obviously a lot of encouragement. >> planning? >> we co

why was tina turner considered such an icon? omas: she was an icon because she had such an amazing career is over six decades, starting as a poor young girl, reading ike -- needing ike turner paired with him, she had her first creativity, stardom. then the divorce. the beating. and being down on the ground again, starting all over as a reset. she started that scratch again. she had such energy. that meeting with the producer with a big comeback, "what's ove got to do with it?" and then starting this massive career. i saw her on her last two are in -- last tour in 2009. i was so surprised by her energy. she was a lovely person. phil: that is a life well lived there. but she did come from humble beginnings in a have she would make a mess -- a town and she make famous. thomas: that is absolutely true. she was a poor girl with a lot of greens. she always took care of herself. i got a nice quote from her, saying she always wanted to beat famous but she wanted to leave creative as well. as she became tina turner, she was growing and gr

tina turner has died. she was a legend. tonight tina turner in her own words here. we look back on her life from her childhood, her early years with ike turner, surviving abuse, how she then broke barriers, redefining herself as a solo artist. emerging as a role model and one of music's most powerful performers, a global icon. tonight from "proud mary" to "what's love got to do with it," "private dancer" to "the best" the tributes now pouring in, mick jagger among them. the other news tonight, republican governor ron desantis making it official he's running for president. the plan to reveal it in a chat on twitter with elon musk but the technical challenges at this hour on a platform once loved by donald trump. jonathan karl reporting from miami. the debt ceiling showdown and what we have just learned tonight about the talks today, no deal. and house members will go home for the memorial day weekend. rachel scott is live. the memorial day weather, we are tracking severe storms across several states in the south tonight and the system in florida set to move up the coa

breaking moments ago, tina turner, the iconic tina turner that churned out enormous hits like "what's love got to do with it" which a painful song based on her history with ike turner. she put that part of her life behind her. she thrived after that. tina turner has died in her home in switzerland at 83 years old. her representative saying the queen of rock died peacefully after suffering a long illness and clearly music has lost a legend and the world has lost a legend. tina turner was like no other. william la jeunesse joins us now with more live from los angeles. hi, william. >> hi, martha. let me ask you or tell you what this agent said. i have a statement here that was just put out by her agent. let me read that for you, if i can. "it is with great sadness that we announce the passing of tina turner. she enchanted millions of fans throughout the world and inspired the stars of tomorrow. today we say good-bye to a dear friend that leaves us with her greatest work, her music. her heartfelt compassion goes out to her family. tina, we will miss you dearly." i just got this from rolli

anyone i've ever known. >> while she was most certainly music royalty, tina turner will turn, or an 83ore. pioneer, icon, survivor. we ♪ ♪ ♪ >> >> born anna mae bullock, she first performed at 17 when you pass the microphone and an ike turner concert. the two went on to write songs and perform together. it was ike who suggested she name change her name to tina. >> while the relationship sore professionally, privately descended into physical and emotional abuse. teenager spoke to larry king about 1997. >> i had had a lot of violence. houses burned, cars shot into, the lowest that you can think of in terms of violence. >> finally, in 1976, tina left i can filed for divorce. single mom, ended, she fought her way back into stardom. ♪ ♪ ♪ in 1984, she released what has love got to do with it, which meant three weeks a number one and earned her three grammys. in 1985 she burst into hollywood, starring opposite mel gibson and mad max beyond thunderstorm. >> you think i don't know a lot? the >> movie soundtrack launched another hit for turner, we don't need another hero. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ we don't need

tina turner. it was unique in so many ways-_ tina turner.y ways-— tina turner. it was unique in so many ways. yes, within two seconds you — so many ways. yes, within two seconds you know _ so many ways. yes, within two seconds you know that - so many ways. yes, within two seconds you know that it's - so many ways. yes, within two| seconds you know that it's her, nobody sounded like that. it's hard to even descriptor described the voice, it's kind of, it could be a sneer, to be a cry, it it could be cocky and sexy, without really her changing the tonality that much. and itjust seemed to embody every bit of confidence and anguish that you could put into any song, certainly in the �*805 into any song, certainly in the �*80s when she started doing the latter variety material, she wasn't really famous for her ballads up until the �*80s, the first couple of decades, she started making r&b records in 1960 and was known primarily as an r&b singer, almost a caricature that charity women in the shimmering miniskirt and she continued to be that, god bl

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you to a stanford student from fremont figh >>> tonight, remembering the legendary and timeless tina turner, the queen of rock 'n' roll her death at 83 after a career that spanned half a century her powerful voice and iconic style propelling her to stardom as one of the most successful recording artists of all time sharing her personal story, overcoming abuse, reinventing herself with a comeback that gave us unforgettable hits tonight, our tribute to a powerhouse that was simply the best. >>> just breaking, ron desantis making it official, the florida governor taking to twitter to declare his candidacy for president, but not without some technical glitches how he plans to go up against donald trump >>> the debt ceiling stalemate. negotiations back on eight days before a potential government default. the treasury secretary's new warning. >>> the typhoon smashing into a u.s. territory with winds of 140 miles per hour. power out as we take stock of the damage. >>> the way forward in uvalde one year after the mass shooting that killed 19 children and 2 teachers, we talk to the mothers in mourni

music legend tina turner has died at the age of 83. her publicist said she passed away peacefully at her home in switzerland following a long illness known as the queen of rock and roll. she rose to fame. the 1960s partnering with her husband. i turn, she later left her abusive marriage and went on to launch her solo. turner soon became one of the top recording artist all time with chart topping hips like what's love got to do with it. private dance, the . let's take a closer look at the life and career of tina turner with dw reporter, stacy buildings. stacy, i know you're a real fan. we were talking about tina turner before the show. what made her such an icon? she was more than an icon. she was as a role model, a hero, a rock and roll legend, and it was the voice that raspy voice that was rock and roll, that was gospel. and that was r and b. and also just the fact that she was such a strong person to overcome poverty to overcome domestic abuse. and to then become somebody who was internationally known and loved. and because she was a

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oprah travelled with tina turner, watching, and oprah was on the road with tina and echoed all the things we knew to be true about tina. she is this woman who was resilient and powerful and someone who never gave into her circumstances. >> chris witherspoon, we thank you for helping us as we pay a tribute to the legendary entertainer. that concludes our special report on the death of tina turner. we'll leave you with one of the songs she made most iconic, her cover of "proud mary". ♪♪ ♪ rolling on the river ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ if you come down to the river ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry ♪ ♪ if you've got no money ♪ ♪ big wheels keep on turning ♪ ♪♪ ♪ we're rolling, rolling ♪ >>> welcome to "nbc news daily." i'm kate snow. >> i'm zinhle essamuah. we'll continue with the queen of rock 'n' roll tina turner divided at 83. >> she was known as the queen of rock 'n' roll and known for so much more. at 44 she was the oldest female solo artist to top the billboard hot 100 and there's so much more. nbc news now anchor joe fryer joins us to take a look back. tina turner had health issues, start with that. wha

what a tina turner performance is like? >> good god, i first turner when i was 17 years old.he was at the fillmore auditorium with three icats. i turned around and i don't know that i had had a big thrill like that in my young life at that point. she was as sexy and as you could be and keep your clothes on. she terrorized the auditorium audiences, they didn't know what hit them. karina: when you can chalk some hippies, you are doing pretty well. that was your first seeing her at 17 years old, then you saw her many times i'm assuming after that? >> i covered her whole career. any time she came to town, she was big news. i saw a lunchtime show at san francisco state at the bottom of her career. she had a good at the venetian room -- gig at the venetian room, putting on a biggest i'll show with all these dancers and she got in, fit in a lunchtime show at sf state, for what was paid $750. karina: wow. i'm sure she still put on a heck of a show at lunch time. [laughter] >> [laughs] yeah, she burned it down at sf state. it was quite amazing. she got on stage and she just lit up and

tina turner began her musical career in the sixties. glory brought her songs recorded in a duet with her ex-husband , musician ike turner. and after the divorce, the artist left the big stage to triumphantly return there already in the middle of the eighties, her second solo album sold millions of copies around the world , concerts were held by the hoses of the show in rio de janeiro, which was attended by almost 190,000 people got into the book records guinness as the most scale? paid performance yes in our country. even those who are not fond of retro music know her as the performer of the immortal hit simple web best, and in the difficult life path of the american rock legend alexei veselovsky, she wanted to become a nurse, born in 1939 in tennessee in a family of farmers, ann may points a real meditina, she did not think about a career as a singer until she met her future husband, guitarist ike turner, at the age of 18. once during a concert, when one of the singers did not come hayk handed over the microphone to the girl, then he ad

you know, i don't know if that comes directly from tina turner, but tina turner has a lot to do withthis yourself. you know. we don't need men to do what we do. you know? we can control this. >> indeed. indeed. thank you so much for those memories. appreciate it. we're going to have much more on the life and career of tina turner coming up on the show. also this hour, the new cnn poll on the race for president in 2024. just as ron desantis is about to launch his campaign in just under two hours. .. -money. cuz... cuz you paid too much for those glasses. next time, go to america's best where twtwo pairs and a free, quality eye examam start at just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com. ♪ we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option. people may think their contracture has to be severe tbe treated, but it doesn't. visit fiahandspecialist.com today to get started. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can wi

on the says, welcome to the program. tributes are being paid around the world, the rock legend, tina turner who has died at the age of $83.00 turner's career spend 6 decades. and she was regarded as one of the top female performers in rock and roll music. thanks to her many hit song, she became an icon both to appears and the music business, as well as her many fence. when it comes to music legions, tina tuna was simply the baby. born in brownsville, tennessee, and 1959. 10 i came from humble beginnings. first thinking in costa, the class was growing up. she began performing with their husbands like during the 19 sixties and stephen tapes. but his start him eclipse his and to keep the hit songs flowing long after escaping being violent madge. throughout the 19 eighties and nineties, the queen of rock'n'roll thrilled audiences with his powerful voice. critical dance retains and boundless energy. tell you that everyone is now going to jim jim's and exercising and carrying on. and it is say that it's good for your help. all of us yelling and, and i've been singing and traveling and dancing for

breaking moments ago, tina turner, the iconic tina turner that churned out enormous hits like "what'swith it" which a painful song based on her

and in the 80s, tina turner made a huge return to the music industry as a solo artist. ectly. six years after her divorce from mike turner, tina's song, private, dancer won four grammys, sold over 20 million copies, launched an incomparable 180 date world tour, and brought tina back to us, and to the universe. joining me now is daniel smith, former editor and chief of vibe magazine and author of a shine bright, a very personal history of black women in pop. danielle, great to see you again. thank you for coming to the saturday show. >> it is so good to see you. >> tina turner had a difficult time growing up, was in an abusive relationship, but then overcame at all to become one of the best, renowned, solo artists enroll history. talk to us about her legacy. >> the first thing that you can point to is the most obvious one, and that is beyoncÉ knowles carter. there is no bigger fan of tina turner then beyoncÉ knowles carter, they are very alike in spirit, in the swagger of their vocals and the way that they stand and the way that they move, their choreography, but even mor

turner is an inspiration. >> not only just by her entertainment by her whole story. >> there are earlier records of ike and tinaher biggest record private dancer. >> the owner of this record store in san jose said turner overstepped adversity. >>er voithattertne her voi is stepping maias. stepping away from the pain and turmoil and being able to come into her own. that can't be understated. >> that is what tina turner was known for. making those moves left and right. >> she is one of many performers reconnecting fans to the musical icon and keeping her memory alive. >> we are here for them. we are here for them to to keep her legacy going. >> in the southbay lauren martinez abc7news. >> i loved her music, i saw her perform at arco arena in sacramento in 2008. the only time i ever saw her. electric, just incredible. >> a true lasting legacy, tina turner was 83. >> new tonight, a brilliant advance in human health. one man paralyzed from the waist down now able to walk on his own. thanks to the power of ai. >> plus, the threats against target. it's merchandise for pride month it's merchandise for pride month setti

turner is an inspiration. >> not only just by her entertainment by her whole story. >> there are earlier records of ike and tina, her biggest record private dancer. >> the owner of this record store in san jose said turner overstepped adversity. >> her voice as that entertainer, her voice is stepping away from toxic marriages. stepping away from the pain and turmoil and being able to come into her own. that can't be understated. >> that is what tina turner was known for. making those moves left and right. >> she is one of many performers reconnecting fans to the musical icon and keeping her memory alive. >> we are here for them. we are here for them to to keep her legacy going. >> in the southbay lauren martinez abc7news. >> i loved her music, i saw her perform at arco arena in sacramento in 2008. the only time i ever saw her. electric, just incredible. >> a true lasting legacy, tina turner was 83. >> new tonight, a brilliant advance in human health. one man paralyzed from the waist down now able to walk on his own. thanks to the power of ai. >> plus, the threats against target. it's merchandise for pride month

my name is tina turner .ust beat up my husband and i have to perform at the oscars tonight with 36 cents in my pocket. but if he doesn't give me a room, i swear that i'll get all the money back, then there were more grammy hits, but most importantly, she found a new and finally happy love 15 years younger himself with the german erwin bach. tina moved to switzerland and lived. there for the last two decades. she stopped performing in 2009 after a world tour saying she got tired of the stage then health problems started several heart attacks cancer and in 2017 tina had a kidney failure first gave her mine i had a very hard life but i won't blame anyone or anything i passed and survived it all tina turner died in her house, near zurich. she was 83 years old. alexey veselovsky vladimir vopritsky ntv usa i have this stay on ntv for a minute see you. about the weather for tomorrow hello on friday with summer weather, we will have to say goodbye to the southern region, the khabarovsk territory, the seaside there wi

news that saddened many of us when it broke late today the death of the queen of rock 'n' roll, tina turner ♪ rolling, rolling, rolling on the river ♪ >> reporter: her spiked hair, signature stiletto heels and constant motion on stage helped make her an entertainment icon, but it was that gritty, soulful sound that completed the package earning tina turner a slew of grammy awards and helping carve an indelible mark across musical decades. her personal story as a marital abuse survivor seemingly made every note a soaring sound of triumph. ♪ left a good job in the city ♪ >> reporter: that powerful voice ♪ rolling, rolling, rolling down the river ♪ >> reporter: that electrifying dancing. ♪ pumped a lot of tan down in new orleans ♪ >> reporter: no wonder tina turner was known as the queen of rock 'n' roll. >> when i walk out onto the stage, it's one big, healthy party. that's the feeling, and that's what i always wanted. ♪ what's love got to do, got to do with it ♪ >> reporter: after an iconic career and life of hardship and resilience, the 83-year-old legend died today at her home in switzerer

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tina turner has died. she was a legend. tonight tina turner in her own words here. life from her childhood, her early years with ike turner, surviving abuse, how she then broke barriers, redefining herself as a solo artist. emerging as a role model and one of music's most powerful performers, a global icon. tonight from "proud mary" to "what's love got to do with it," "private dancer" to "the best" the tributes now pouring in, mick jagger among them. the other news tonight, republican governor ron desantis making it official he's running for president. the plan to reveal it in a chat on twitter with elon musk but the technical challenges at this hour on a platform once loved by donald trump.

tina turner began life as anna may bullock in rural tennessee. as a teenager, she moved to st. rner. >> ike was very good to ne when i started my career. started to work weekends with him, and we were close friends. >> the review's first hit came in 1960 with "a fool in love," a song they performed on shin dig. they married in 1962, and in 1966 recorded "river deep mountain high" ♪ river deep mountain high ♪ >> it was a hit overseas but fl flopped in the u.s. off stage, ike's drug abuse fueled violent outbursts. >> i had had a lot of violence, houses burned, cars shot into, the lowest that you can think of in terms of violence. >> after years of physical and emotional abuse, tina left ike in the mid-'70s with nothing but her name, at one point relying on food stamps to survive. ♪ let's stay together ♪ >> in the early '80s, turner's cover of "let's stay together" reignited her career. "private dancer" followed in 1984, a run away critical and commercial success, the album featured her only number one song ♪ what's love got to do with it ♪ >> though she wasn't a fan. >> i didn't l

the tina turner and ike turner review had been touring as the support arc for the rolling stones.d some club dates, a place on 0xford some club dates, a place on oxford street in london, and mojo in sheffield. they came to nottingham, which was a place which held 300 people. mostly mod people. and people. mostly mod people. and people familiar with ike turner and tina turner, notjust river deep, mountain high, but other stuff that had been popular with fans in soul music. we crowded the club to see them, and it was a small place, small stage. but there they were, eight musicians, three backing singers and tina. it was routine as a proper show, the band began, warmed up with some tunes and another singer came on, a support singer, and then they came on and did some songs. then tina made her entrance, and i suppose the whole thing can't have been more than one hour, but it was sensational, swift us away. tina was only 25 at the time, but she had been a professional for the best part of a decade. ~ . , professional for the best part of a decade. ~ ., , , ., , professional for the bes

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the world of music has been paying tribute to the pop legend tina turner, who's died at the age of 83h as "river deep — "mountain high" and "nutbush city limits" — before launching a solo career, with hits including "private dancer", "what's love got to do with it". tina turner sold more than 180 million albums worldwide — and won eight grammy awards over her long career. she'll be remembered for the boundless energy she brought to her performances — and that unmistakable voice — as our entertainment correspondent, david sillito reports. # when you were a young boy # did you have a puppy # that always followed you around... # 1966 — river deep, mountain high. in yourface, hip shaking, sweat drenched, passionate pop perfection. # and do i love you # my, oh, my # river deep, mountain high... # however, in america, the song was a flop. it would be another 17 years before tina turner truly made it. # baby. # # now, ike turner, i'm all you need # so darling... # anna mae bullock grew up in nutbush, tennessee. her family were sharecroppers. she started singing in ike turner's band when she

the extraordinary tina turner. tina turner who�*s died at the age of 83.s have been pouring in. it is fitting to begin with mick jagger because tina turner claims that she taught him how to dance and tonight he said he is so saddened by the passing of his wonderfulfriend, saying that she helped him so much when he was so young. diana ross has also paid tribute, and brian wilson, and gloria gaynor who said she paved the way for so many women in rock music, black and white. she was an icon. the white house has said her music will also live on, and it would indeed. so many hits across so many decades and genres, gospel, soul, rhythm and blues, rock, pop, the music was a spirit inside her when she danced. in the uk we took her to our hearts and she had a top 40 hits her to our hearts and she had a top a0 hits here in seven different decades and we will all no doubt have a favoured and she was also a role model for survivors of domestic abuse so tonight is the passing of a legend. a woman whose voice has been the soundtrack to our lives for so long. katie razza

: tina turner was loved by millions of fans, born in 1939, she grew up in poverty in that bush, tennessee a teenager she started touring with ike turner, and married in 1962, recording hit songs like proud mary. but the relationship was violently abusive, and they divorced in the 1970s . on cbs sunday morning, turner spoke to gayle king about being forced to start over. >> i found that i had enough, just enough enough. now it is time to go out the door. i had nothing, i had absolutely nothing. $.36, that was all. >> she embraced buddhism and launched a solo career, landing some of the biggest hits of the 80s. >> i think the song that really fit a lot of liberated, like yeah, that's right, tina, what does love have to do with it anyway? oh yeah, that's right, that's what it means, okay. but , in my case, i am more of a one that i think love has everything to do with everything >> she became known as the queen of rock 'n roll . in 1984 she told cbs news that getting rock stations to play her music was a challenge. >> i had a real hard time because i'm black . in america , radio programs don

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reggie: condolences are coming in for tina turner. kumasi: she had such a career in music, it spanned more than 50 years. she was born and mae bullock. she rose to prominence in 1960's. she changed her name to tina turner after marrying mike turner. to this day she has influences in the bay area. >> tina turner was performer. she embraced rock 'n' roll rock 'n' roll music. >> wanted to grow up and be just like her. for the past six year she honored tina turner by singing her song's and her moves. >> that ability to sing and dance at the same time me, doing tina turner inspiration. >> there are earlier records with ike and tina, her biggest record is private dancer. her voiceher voice is stepping m toxic marriages, from turmoil and being able to come into her own. that cannot be understated. >> that is what tina turner was known for. we are here for them to keep her legacy going. in the south bay lauren , kgo news. reggie: if you haven't seen the documentary, it's on hbo max. and the broadway show is good. i'm so glad i got to see it.

i was son, and he told me you won't believe it, but tina turner passed away. i was shocked. the great tina turner came to moscow in 1996 , they were waiting for her and loved her, although on tv, then our viewer only saw a personal dancer and a phenomenally groovy song that almost all the girls in the country tried to reproduce. and then the incredible tina turner happened in the kremlin palace, the one who collected stadiums around the world. so to speak, we foolishly made three kremlins, but it was necessary to make three olympic ones. this is nadezhda solovyova then the promoter tina turner in moscow, she recalls how the bkd hall began to fill up with famous people then. here alexander shokhin got into the frame, and here yuri aizenshpiel and vlad stashevsky are something unimaginable. she performed all her hits for many decades. i have never seen anyone treated like that . i was lucky enough to attend those famous concerts that cinema turner gave in the kremlin, it was unforgettable. it was very easy. it was very musical for sure, an outstanding singer. it started with t

nobody -- there is no one that ever could compare with tina turner. one more of my songs. that song, don't turn around, ultimately -- it started out as a beside with tina and became a hit later on for a group called ace of base bass. which is the fact that she sang a song of mine was the coolest thing in the world. -- she's on the top of the mountain of the great singers of all-time in popular music. and it's a huge, huge loss for music today. and the world today -- >> yeah, so few seniors have the force and the range that tina turner did, just vocally alone. >> oh, yeah. >> here's what she had to say back in 1987 to larry king about the kind of music that she chose to perform. >> do you consider yourself rock and roll? >> yes. >> that's your idiom? >> that's my style. i take great songs and turn them into rock and roll songs on the stage. i don't really, actually, get rock and roll material, because it's not just that much good music out there, because my performance and energy on stage -- i need that kind of music. so, i just transform the music. >>

angela bassett, writing in a statement overnight, tina turner showed others who lived in fear. eautiful future filled with love, compassion and freedom should look like. and tina herself telling oprah in 2013 that her legacy could be summed up with just one word endurance . my legacy is that i stayed on course from the beginning to the end because i believed in something inside of me that told me that it can get better or you can make something better and that i want it better. so my legacy is a person that strived for wanting it better and got it . and oprah sharing a tribute of her own overnight, writing in part, she was a role model not only for me but for the world. she encouraged a part of me. i didn't know existed. andrew rhiannon, our thanks to will ganz for that beautiful tribute there. by the way, turner won six of her eight grammys in the 1980s. she was tloswift a beyoe fore taylor a beyonccert in rio de janeiro, she had set the guinness world record for most tickets ever sold for solo artists. 180,000 strong, unbelievable dance i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months

a bay area woman who makes a living paying tribute to tina turner loved her, too.eney introduces us ♪ what's love got to do with it ♪ >> reporter: the powerful voice, vibrating dance, spiked heels. >> i walk out on the stage, it's a healthy party. that's the feeling, what i always wanted. >> reporter: born in 1939 to sharecroppers, she was discovered by ike turner who married and renamed her. and brutally abused her. >> there was no control, no freedom. just got fed up me saying life is not worth living if i'm going to stay in this situation. >> reporter: she left ike without a penny to her name. he remembers seeing her in san francisco at the rock bottom of her career. >> she played a lunchtime gig at sf state and they paid her $750. >> reporter: undeterred, she truly became a superstar. ♪ i'm so in love with you ♪ >> reporter: brentwood woman who pays tribute to her remembers seeing her at a mid-'60s concert at candlestick park. >> was really inspired to see the first female rock star. and something, that energy she provided, came into me, said when i grow up i w