In a 2017 interview about his documentary, “The Soundtrack of Our Lives,” he reflected on his enduring passion for the industry. “I’m immersed in it,” he said. “I think music is the universal language.”

He also spoke about wanting to keep discovering new talent, saying the industry needed to focus not just on finding the next Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen, but the next Aretha Franklin or Whitney Houston — without letting that search overshadow fresh new voices.

Just months before his death, Clive Davis hosted his annual Pre-Grammy Gala in Beverly Hills, a tradition he began in 1975. The exclusive event has long brought together the biggest names in music on the eve of the Grammy Awards. | Source: Getty Images

Monday’s funeral was a fitting final tribute — a room full of the very voices he spent his life discovering, gathered one last time to say goodbye.

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