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

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