Grammys salute late icon: Whitney, we will always love you

February 13, 2012 11:51

On Saturday, the world lost a great performer, Whitney Houston. While the cause of her death is yet to be ascertained, the Grammy

Yet, one more time, Whitney Houston brought a crowd to its feet. "I Will Always Love You" had earned record of the year at the 1994 Grammy festivities, with the accompanying The Bodyguard soundtrack taking home best album. But for all the awards that Houston earned that night, it was her voice that resonated most -- as it did throughout her career.

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