She's not a legend here in the U.S. She's well respected and acclaimed, she's more or less of an afterthought here.

Glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks that

Don't even try it.

On-topic, she's one of the biggest musical icons of the current generation, although I wouldn't her a legend (just yet). It's just way too early to tell. Voted yes anyway.

She was one of the most influential female artist in this millenium but i wouldn't dare to say she is the biggest legend of them all

Yes.

Rehab, Back To Black, You Know I'm No Good & Valerie are all iconic classics

you are entitled to your wrong opinion. the original is far and away superior.

Only Rehab?
Little girl,take a look at your sig and shut up.
If you are musically illiterate,you really shouldn't talk.

love is a loser's game

Yes. She was the most real and talented

Shes an icon, not a LEGEND imo.

Definitely.

Not a legend but definitely an Icon.

Also, it doesn't matter that she only had to albums when she died. Biggie Smalls is considered a legend but only had 1 album out at the time of his death and Lauryn Hill is considered an Icon as well and she also only has one hugely successful album.

Yes

Who wants to go first? Form a line.

Frank inspired more artists than Back to Black.

LOL people went crazy for that album when she was alive it was on everybodies playlist and it was the biggest album globally in its year. It was an instant classic.

Nope.

If you knew anything about the song and why it was written, you'd know Bey is the last person to be singing the song.

Unless there's some drug problems you wish to tell me about? Black = Crack, Alcohol, depression, loneliness, etc.

Bey sang with a sexual tone. It's a completely different song, with a completely different meaning. She rehashed the lyrics but failed to sing the song with the compassion and energy that drove Amy to write and sing the song. Watch the film!

She is one of a kind and an icon