Super Bowl halftime show production design starts small, goes big

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Timberlake also paid tribute to the late Prince, a Minneapolis native, from a piano set up on a round riser and an oversized, flowing fabric drape behind him with video of Prince.
After this, the show switched to a stylized aerial view outside the stadium that slowly turned violet, Prince’s trademark color, with a glowing effect creating the appearance of the symbol Prince once used in place of his name.
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