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Prince (June 9, 1993) “What’s his name leaves his band, old self behind” – Star Tribune US

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    GlamSlamEscape
  • Jun 2, 1993
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A detailed June 9, 1993 Star Tribune article covering Prince’s official name change to the Love Symbol and his separation from the New Power Generation, published on the occasion of his 35th birthday.



Publication: Star Tribune

Date: June 9, 1993

Country: United States Section / Pages: Entertainment / News Title: What’s his name leaves his band, old self behind


THE STORY

The article reports that Prince has changed his name to the stylized symbol combining male and female signs, which also serves as the title of his latest album. It notes his decision to part ways with the New Power Generation (while leaving the possibility of future collaboration open) and mentions his upcoming European tour.


CONTEXT AND NOTES

Published in Prince’s hometown newspaper just two days after his 35th birthday, this piece captures the media’s reaction to one of the most talked-about moments in Prince’s career — the official beginning of the “Love Symbol” or “The Artist Formerly Known as Prince” era.

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