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Watch LCD Soundsystem Cover Prince’s “Controversy” at Coachella

Written by David Fischer

Having paid tribute to David Bowie last weekend, Coachella headliners LCD Soundsystem had to unfortunately followup on it and pay tribute this week to the late Prince, who passed at the age of 57 this week. Early on in their set the band decided to cover Prince's "Controversy," perfectly suited as an LCD Soundsystem song.

LCD Soundsystem were not the only ones to mourn the musical legend; Joey Badass, Ellie Goulding, Mavis Staples and Jack Ü did so too.

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Watch it all here below.

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Read up on how influential Prince was in the world's of fashion, sex and identity here.

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