Juxtapoz Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Juxtapoz MagazineInstagram)「Prince is one of the few artists who truly transcends description. Even that description is oft used, but, regardless of cliché, it’s true. He could incorporate any number of audio or visual elements into his amorphous persona. There’s no better anecdote for his ability to defy categorization than when he changed his name to the iconic “Love Symbol,” a combination of the male and female astrological symbols, which was derived from the cover of Prince and The Revolution's magnum opus, “Purple Rain.” The album’s art director, Laura LiPuma Nash, noticed the symbol on the motorcycle’s gas tank and incorporated it into the album’s artwork. Her involvement with Prince and The Revolution began in typical a happenstance situation while she worked in Warner Bros Records’ design department, ending up on the music video set of “When Doves Cry,” and eventually forming a bond with Prince by executing his notorious peculiarity with the album cover. Both the album and the eponymous film are powerful representations of the multi-instrumentalist’s unbelievable talent in storytelling and performance. #juxtapozsoundandvision」3月19日 8時12分