Joan Rivers and Culture Club at the 26th GRAMMY Awards | GRAMMYs 

Joan Rivers and Culture Club appeared on the 26th Annual GRAMMY Awards on Feb. 28, 1984, to announce rules for the GRAMMY voting process. Rivers died Sept. 4 after suffering cardiac arrest at the age of 81. She was nominated for a 1983 GRAMMY for Best Comedy Album for What Becomes A Semi-Legend Most?Subscribe NOW to GRAMMYs on RU-vid: grm.my/1dTBF8H
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