LONDON (AP) - Stevie Wonder hasn't been shy about his support for Barack Obama's candidacy for president. So you can imagine that he was a pretty happy fella when word got to him in London that the Illinois senator had gone over the top in the delegate count for the Democratic nomination.
He played a private performance at the Hard Rock Cafe, but his expressions of support for Obama were anything but private when he sat down for an interview with The Associated Press.
He said he believes Obama is the kind of person who can enhance America's image around the world. Wonder says the world wants to see a U.S. that is truly united and that nominating, and in his case, hopefully electing a black president, will be the kind of change the world longs to see.
From: The Associated Press
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