Norah Jones Plays Tribute To Chris Cornell
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(Radio.com) Norah Jones paid tribute to the late Chris Cornell, by performing Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" during a performance at Detroit's Fox Theatre on Tuesday (May 22). The concert was at the same venue Cornell played his final show. Jones said, "Everybody needs a little love, right?" She appeared to address Cornell: "Thanks for giving us a lot of love. We love you." Then, she performed a passionate, melancholy version of Soundgarden's signature song. Cornell committed suicide last week in a Detroit hotel room. He was 52. The singer's wife and attorney believe the anti-anxiety drug Ativan may have contributed to his tragedy. Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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