1992

Publication: London Mail On Sunday [UK]
Date: May 31, 1992
Title: "Prince Of Mystery"
Summary: PUBLIC figures have been trying to keep secret their private lives since long before the advent of the ex-directory telephone number.

Publication: Daily Mail [UK]
Date: June 19, 1992
Title: "He Claims To Have A Relationship With God. Says the Minister: 'The Only God He Serves Has to be Sex…'"
Summary: IS IT memory playing tricks, or were pop singers once really quite normal? Or did they just seem that way? Perhaps it's an illusion.

Publication: New Musical Express [UK]
Date: June 20, 1992
Title: "Nuremberg Power"
Summary: I wonder if he remembers our first encounter, backstage at the Lyceum in ‘81 after His now legendary first London show, which was so ill-attended it took Him five years to face an English audience again.

Publication: The Daily Telegraph [UK]
Date: June 27, 1992
Title: "Miles Better Than It Might Have Been"
Summary: AT THE time of his death last September, Miles Davis had two pet projects on the go. One was a collaboration with Prince, and the other was a hip-hop album.

Publication: Daily Variety [US]
Date: September 4, 1992
Title: "Prince Inks King-Size Deal"
Summary: Prince yesterday became the latest music superstar to sign an elephantine new contract, inking several joint ventures with Warner Bros. Records and Warner/Chappell music publishing that were touted by his representatives as guaranteeing income of more than $ 100 million, based on advances and venture funding.

Publication: Chicago Tribune [US]
Date: October 15, 1992
Title: "Prince's Magic Kingdom"
Summary: Like many of the singer's wild ideas, his studio complex is a surprise hit.

Publication: The Washington Post [US]
Date: November 29, 1992
Title: "Morris Day, Passing the Time"
Summary: Morris Day may not be hot anymore, but he's still sure enough cool. He rolls up in a white stretch. His small, thin frame -- set off by the bulk of his bodyguard -- is a work of meticulous flash, from the shades to the diamond-studded pinkie ring, from the black tuxedo jacket with its violet floral lapels to the socks that announce their maker (Dior).