Jeff Giles

Prince dreamed of connubial romance on 'Let's Pretend We're Married," but both of his attempts at marriage ended in divorce.

Initially wary of rap, Prince was swayed by - and ultimately collaborated with - Public Enemy's Chuck D.

Prince recruited the No Doubt star to perform on 1999's 'Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic.'

1996's "Emale" shows how Prince was one of the first pop culture figures to recognize the power of the internet.

Prince wrote "Comeback" to deal with the death of his son, Amiir Gregory Nelson, only one week after he was born.

In memory of Tom Petty, we recall the night he and Prince shared a stage to honor George Harrison.

A decade after producing a pair of albums for Mavis Staples, Prince reached into her family band's catalog for one of their civil rights anthems.

Two musical prodigies converged when Prince appeared on Stevie Wonder's 2005 single, "So What the Fuss."

Shortly after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, Prince released "S.S.T." to raise money for relief efforts.

Poet/songwriter Ingrid Chavez helped Prince come out of the darkness of the 'Black Album.'