Whoopi Goldberg Pays On-Air ‘View’ Tribute To Quincy Jones

Whoopi Goldberg Pays On-Air ‘View' Tribute To Quincy Jones: "I Had No Better Friend"
Whoopi Goldberg took a moment from The View‘s political debates today to pay an emotional tribute to her friend and mentor Quincy Jones, who died Sunday at the age of 91. Just before the episode’s first commercial break,
Quincy Jones remembered by Whoopi Goldberg on The View in emotional moment: ‘I had no better friend’
Earlier that morning, before the live show, Goldberg honored Jones on her Instagram Story, writing: “Quincy Jones was my friend, and was one of a kind. I was lucky enough to have him in my life all these years. My heart is breaking for his family & extended family hwo [sic] loved and adored him... my condolences.”
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The legendary musician — whose storied career included teaming up with fellow titans such as Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson, a slew of landmark solo compositions and decades of musical prominence — died on Sunday, Nov. 3, at his home in Los Angeles, Jones' publicist, Arnold Robinson, confirmed to PEOPLE.
Whoopi Goldberg Pays Emotional Tribute to Quincy Jones on ‘The View’: ‘I Had No Better Friend’
Quincy Jones’ death has rocked Hollywood. News broke on Monday, Nov. 4, that the famed musical icon, who contributed to every genre known to man, died at the age of 91. Before the final commercial break on The View,
Whoopi Goldberg delivers emotional tribute to her “Color Purple” composer Quincy Jones live on “The View”: 'I had no better friend'
Jones died at age 91, after growing close with Goldberg while he produced and composed the score for the 1985 film "The Color Purple."
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The View's Whoopi emotionally admits when 'others were flocking away' from her, Quincy Jones 'stayed'
Whoopi Goldberg talked about the passing of the iconic music producer and composer Quincy Jones, who was also her friend
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