With her widespread success last year, it's hard to imagine the 50th Grammy Awards without Amy Winehouse, who finally said "yes" to rehab two weeks ago. But the retro soul chauntese has been denied a visa to come to the United States. Her fans shouldn't fret, though; Winehouse, who is up for six awards second only to Kanye West, will be performing at the Grammys on Sunday via satellite.
Winehouse's two albums, "Frank" and "Back to Black," boast some of the best sounds and lyrics in recent memory, and despite her personal struggles Winehouse is certainly a musical prodigy. Her music stands on its own, and without it there'd certainly be a void in this year's Grammys.
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