At least that's what a French rag says:
His harmonica player? Think back to the 80s: you would not expect Prince to have a harmonica player. (But you would have expected him to play Piaf in a movie. ) Still, it's not impossible to see him as an old man in 30 years, sitting on a wooden stool in a village in Province, playing "When Doves Cry" on an accordion. Like all cliched Frenchmen, he'd have to wear a beret. If only there was some way of knowing what color beret he'd prefer.
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