Natalie Cole's Family Expresses 'Outrage' at Lack of GRAMMY Tribute
Sunday night's 58th annual GRAMMY awards featured standalone tributes to the late David Bowie, B.B. King, Lemmy Kilmister and Glenn Frey of The Eagles. Everyone else (well, not quite everyone, let's be honest) who passed since the last ceremony—Scott Weiland and Earth, Wind and Fire's Maurice White among them—appeared in the In Memoriam montage.
The family of Natalie Cole, who died at 65 on New Year's Eve 2015, isn't happy she got relegated to the video. "Words cannot express the outrage and utter disappointment at the disrespectful tribute, or lack thereof, to a legendary artist such as our sister," said Natalie's sisters, Timolin and Casey Cole, told Entertainment Tonight shortly after the show, calling the remembrance "forgettable."
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