American Music Awards
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( Kevin Winter / Getty Images / November 18, 2012 ) Stevie Wonder performs "Master Blaster," "My Cherie Amour" and "Sir Duke" in memory of Dick Clark, who died April 18, 2012. "I challenge you as communicators, leaders, politicians, spiritual leaders, put your love first," Wonder told the audience. "Unite the world, and then we can be jammin' 'til the break of dawn." |
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