Everyone loves Rihanna , and these covers prove it.
's influence on culture truly knows no bounds. You can see it on the runways of major designers, at the box office and, increasingly, in your makeup cabinet. Her influence even shows up in places you might suspect. Rihanna is queen of Top 40 radio, so much so that she's the number one artist inof Billboard's Pop Songs chart, and, yet, she seems to have the power to continually inspire her fellow musicians more identified with college radio.
This week, Cat Power, high empress of indie rock and, not to mention, a former Chanel muse otherwise known as Chan Marshall, released a haunting cover of Rihanna's "Stay" as the second single from her upcoming 10th studio album. With two acclaimed covers albums under her belt, Marshall is no stranger to putting her own spin on other artists' songs, though she usually prefers to tackle the output of previous generations, like The Velvet Underground or James Brown.
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