Love Symbol Album

When Hollywood's demand for Prince on the big screen dried up, he found a new way to keep making movies.

Did Prince prefer a sentimental love song or an aggressive come-on? The answer is, "Yes."

In love, as in so many things, Prince could be inscrutable. Occasionally, however, his art would provide important clues.

Falling in love in a song was nothing new for Prince.

Prince was no stranger to expressing his feelings in song.

Prince fans were led to believe that "The Sacrifice of Victor," the closing song on the 'Love Symbol Album,' hinted at his new name.

The single cover for Prince's 1992 Top 10 hit '7' ended up providing the first rough sketch for the glyph that would become his name.

Prince's second album with the New Power Generation dispelled any doubts about the state of Prince's conceptual depth and versatility.

Compatibility in the bedroom can be a tricky matter for anybody in a romantic relationship – even Prince, if the lyrics of "Blue Light" are to be believed.

Armed with the New Power Generation, "My Name Is Prince" introduces a newborn decade to Prince's chameleon-like cultural adaptability.