Late U.S. Rocker Prince Home Studio To be Opened to Public

The administrator of the late U.S
singer Prince’s estate has announced that Paisley
Park and studio of late rock musician Prince will
be opened for public tours.
His sister added that it was something Prince
always wanted to do and fans from around the
world will be able to experience Prince’s world.
An application for development review and a
business plan have been submitted to Chanhassen
officials.
Guided tours will include the main floor of Paisley
Park, including recording and mixing studios.
Visitors also will be able to see video editing
suites, rehearsal rooms, the private NPG Music
Club, a soundstage and concert hall, and items
from Prince’s personal archives.
Prince’s hits included “Purple Rain” and “When
Doves Cry.”
Prince, collapsed and died at his 65,000-square-
foot estate in April after an accidental overdose of
the powerful Opioid, Fentanyl.