Seven nominations and over two decades after her first year of eligibility, Queen of Funk Chaka Khan finally received a royal welcome into the coveted Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Friday (November 3).
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As reported here, Khan was one of 13 inductees on a list that included iconic superstars like Missy Elliott, Sheryl Crow, Kate Bush, Willie Nelson, George Michael, and more.
On hand to officially accept the Musical Excellence Award, the 70-year-old legend was recognized for her solo work as well as her contributions to the classic 70’s group Rufus.
Presented by Jazmine Sullivan, Chaka followed her award acceptance speech with a rocking medley of her greatest hits including ‘I Feel For You’ (with rapper Common), ‘I’m Every Woman’ (with Sia), and ‘Sweet Thing‘ (with H.E.R.).
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A three-hour ‘Rock & Roll HOF’ primetime special featuring performance highlights will air on ABC on January 1.
two ashy flops
HER is so overrated with her fake guitar playing self. Congrats Chaka! True legend.
I could barely hear Chaka over Sia, why Sia so loud