Rev. Al Sharpton asked the packed audience. "Because if you know the Lord, you can sing the Lord's song." Roberta Flack, Grammy-winning singer of hit 'Killing Me Softly,' dies at 88 During the service ...

The Fugees members, Wonder, Rev. Al Sharpton, Alicia Keys and more paid tribute to the late singer at her recent service in ...

Rev. Al Sharpton asked the packed audience ... Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. During the service, Hill and the Fugees arrived to a round of applause: "We weren't formally asked ...

The "Killing Me Softly" singer's celebration of life Monday afternoon featured a public memorial service with pre-planned performances from friend and fellow R&B icon Stevie Wonder and a surprise ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton, Phylicia Rashad, Stevie Wonder, Lauryn Hill, and Wyclef Jean, were some of the celebrity giants that attended the 88-year-old’s memorial service on Monday night.

In a fitting tribute to her lasting influence, Roberta Flack’s memorial service featured performances from musicians whom she’d inspired. According to Billboard, both Stevie Wonder, Wyclef Jean, and ...

A public memorial service bursting with music, including performances by Stevie Wonder and a surprise visit by Lauryn Hill, celebrated the life ... (AP Photo/Richard Drew) Al Sharpton speaks during a ...

The brightest stars of the music and political world descended upon Abyssinian Baptist Church to celebrate the life of Roberta Flack.

Rev. Al Sharpton gave the eulogy. Flack passed away on February 24 at age 88. One unscheduled, surprise performance came by way of Lauryn Hill and her Fugees bandmate, Wyclef Jean, whose reworking ...