Daughter's homage to Nina Simone

How do you grieve for your mother when the whole world wants a piece of her death? "I tell people I was sleepwalking," says Lisa Celeste Stroud. "It was like I was shot out of a cannon and my cheeks were flapping." When music legend Nina Simone died in France in 2003, Stroud, her only child, took a call from President Bill Clinton. Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Erteguns phoned. So did