Interview with legendary entertainer, Dionne Warwick, at SCPAC in January 2012. Just a few short weeks thereafter, Warwick's cousin, and legend in her own right, Whitney Houston, died at the age of 48. Preparing to attend the Grammy's, Whitney's final public singing appearance was informal at a club where she sang, "Yes Jesus Loves Me." The club was filled with people, she could have chosen to sing one of her "greatest hits." Yet she sang a children's church song, a song that did not point out how great she was - but how great God's love is. She may be receiving her greatest award, due in some way to her family legacy from a humble heart to an Audience of One.
Dionne Warwick and Whitney Houston singing "That's What Friends Are For"
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