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Prince's new single downloadable today

By Sun-Times Wire

If the cover of Prince’s new single “Breakfast Can Wait,” available for digital today, looks a lot like Dave Chappelle, that’s because it is the comedian, decked out in Prince’s iconic “Purple Rain” costume. Listen to the single here.

http://youtu.be/Qg8NERylAjE

The image of Chappelle (recently making plenty of headlines of his own for walking off the stage during a show in Connecticut), was first released via Twitter under Prince’s official @3rdeyegirl handle.

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