...in Q magazine's "100 most insane moments in rock" for when he went a-witnessing with Larry Graham. Here's the text:

Since becoming a Jehovah's witness in 2001, Prince has sworn to omit risque songs likw "Sexy MF" and "Gett Off" from future set lists, but his dedication does not end there. Being a multi-millionaire pop star doesn't spare Prince from his duties spreading the gospel from door-to-door. On 5th October 2003, accompanied by fellow Witness and former Sly and the Family Stone bass player Larry Graham, he turned up on the doorstep of a family home in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. When the housewife, identified only as Rochelle, insisted she wasn't interested, Prince asked "Can I just finish?" before launching into a 25-minute spiel. All things considered, he couldn't have picked a worse time to call - the family are devoutly Jewish and it was the day of their Yom Kippur meal.

Oh my!

Is this for real??!!??

HalluRain said:

Oh yes.

...and Prince was meant to know this b4 he knocked on the door?!!

Dan said:

that it's a highy holy day for jewish people?
considering how much christians force their holidays on everyone else, i think it would be fair to ask that they know other religions holidays, especially ones that are pretty widely observed in america.

pray tell, what was number one?

cborgman said:

Number 1 was simply "Keith Moon".

Rico said:

I stopped buying Q Mag when it turned into Smash Hits for adults. Keith Moon was a destructive eccentric, but he wasn't ever as insane as Iggy Pop, GG Allin or even Jim Morrison at their most barmy.

I think Prince is a knob of a major order, but by canvassing his neighbours he's staying true to the current faith he's subscribing to. Good on him. (I wouldn't let him in my house though).

Prince is Number 2? Holy shit!