Prince, born Prince Rogers Nelson, was an iconic American musician whose innovative sound and flamboyant stage presence captivated audiences worldwide. Emerging in the 1980s, Prince blended erotic lyrics with a unique fusion of R&B, funk, rock, and cutting-edge technology, creating a signature style that defied genre boundaries. Known for his extraordinary vocal range and multi-instrumental prowess, Prince released a prolific discography of 39 studio albums, nine compilation albums, and 97 singles, selling over 350 million copies globally. His breakthrough albums "1999" and "Purple Rain" catapulted him to international stardom, with the latter also serving as a critically acclaimed film soundtrack. Prince's rebellious spirit led him to adopt the unpronounceable Love Symbol as his stage name, further cementing his status as a pop revolutionary. Beyond his musical genius, Prince was also an accomplished dancer, songwriter, and actor, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and influence artists and fans alike.