Hey, it's Christine from Storyworthy. Today on the show, rock journalist and producer David Wilde talks about personal stories between him and Prince.

As the meeting is wrapping up, he literally looks at us and he goes, all right, that was good. You guys want to have a little private concert?

And we went, what?

And he summoned some, I'm sure, attractive to ladies or sisters

to put two chairs in the rehearsal hall.

And he got up and he did an hour concert with us,

two, three feet away just for us.

And so I had a two-person Prince private concert. At the end

of it, he goes, hold on, David. When we first met you were a journalist, so I want you to sign a

non-disclosure form that you won't talk about this. And I went, Prince, you have to get me to sign

a non-disclosure form before you do that.

Today on the show, rock journalist and producer David Wilde share stories about getting a

private concert with Prince. Stay close.

Hi, this is David Wilde, and you're listening to Storyway.

Hi. Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm coming to you from Los Angeles, California.

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Now, last week, I was able to have Larry King on the show.

I checked him with Larry to see how he was doing in quarantine.

And he's just such a funny guy.

David, you know, Larry?

I have had the pleasure of meeting him and eating at one of his bagel joints, yes. Oh, that is so cool. In New York. Oh, no. In Beverly Hills. Who knows what's going to be left when they come back, but he has a bagel place in Beverly Hills. Do you know I didn't know that? What's it called? Now you're putting me on the spot. No, but is it like a diner or just straight bagels? It's a straight like bagel deli where he, I only went so, because he would often be at the front table with his friends.

I think when he left Nate and Al's, I don't know if there was some revolution and maybe he walked out and down like a mile.

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