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So what have the various men and women who worked with the legend been up to lately?

Dean Ween tells us that he learned a lesson from Prince on how to handle unreleased songs.

When Prince died two years ago, buildings, bridges and monuments across the country and beyond lit up purple to honor his legacy.

In the days and weeks following Prince's April 2016 death, many fellow musicians honored him and his legacy with their own covers of "Purple Rain."

After Prince's death in April 2016, investigators determined he was killed by an accidental overdose of the synthetic opioid known as fentanyl.

'Prince: R U Listening?' is expected to be released in the spring of 2017.

Gene Simmons has reaped a whirlwind of controversy since referring to Prince's death as "pathetic" — some of it from his fellow Kiss co-founder Paul Stanley.

The Kiss bassist issued a statement saying that he was wrong to call Prince's death "pathetic."

For Gene Simmons, not all music legend deaths are the same.

Magazine and newspaper covers from around the world commemorate the life and death of Prince.

Paul McCartney brought his One on One Tour to Minneapolis last night, and adjusted his set list to honor Prince with a performance of "Let's Go Crazy."

Jonathan Cain recalled Prince playing him "Purple Rain" before the song was released.