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The agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld superstar Prince has died at the agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld of 57. He passed away on Thursday at his home in Minneapolis. His agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld comes a week after his plane made an emergency agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld to take the singer to hospital. Reports were that he had dehydration and the agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld. His death has shocked the entertainment world. Many agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld have been sharing their thoughts about him on social agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld. Madonna wrote: "He changed the world. A true visionary. What a loss. I'm agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld." President Barack Obama called him, "one of the most gifted and prolific musicians of our agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld". He added that: "Prince did it all. Funk, R&B, rock and roll. He was a virtuoso instrumentalist, a brilliant bandleader, and an electrifying agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld."

Prince was the agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld of a jazz agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld. His real name was Prince Rogers Nelson. His father said: "I named my son Prince because I wanted him to do agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld I wanted to do." He burst onto the music scene in the agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld seventies. His singing, songwriting, guitar playing, on- agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld performances and producing changed the music agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld over the next four agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld. The Washington Post called him, "one of the most popular, inventive and influential recording artists of his agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld". The music icon sold over 100 million records. He is agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld best known for his 1984 album 'Purple Rain'. The music magazine 'Rolling Stone' ranked Prince at number 27 on its agecelebritiesdeathdecadesdevastatedeverythingflugenerationlandinglatelistmediaperformerperhapspianistrocksonstagetimeworld of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.