George Michael fans have heaped praise on the Freedom documentary about the singer's career.
The 90-minutes special aired on Channel 4 on Monday night, to much praise from fans.
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The documentary featured a host of famous faces speaking fondly of the late singer, and an eye-opening interview with George himself.
George was found dead in his home on Christmas Day last year and had been filming and editing the documentary before he passed away.
Following his sudden death, tributes to the singer were added to the documentary.
Music legends such as Elton John, Mary J Blige, Mark Ronson and Liam Gallagher were among those who paid tribute to the star.
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) October 16, 2017
One of the funniest moments of the documentary came after Stevie Wonder paid tribute to George.
The famously blind singer left fans giggling when he quipped:'You mean, George is white? Are you serious? Oh my God!'
The soul singer was making reference to the controversy caused after George won a soul/R&B American Music Award in 1989.
Best part of George Michael doc was Stevie Wonder saying "George Michael's not black??!"
— Athena Kugblenu (@athenakugblenu) October 17, 2017
Actually dying at stevie wonder pretending he didn't know George Michael was white ???
— yasmin cruz (@yasmincruz94) October 17, 2017
Elton John just going BRILLIANT at every George Michael tune he listens to is making this documentary
— Rchl Krr?? (@_badgalrara_) October 17, 2017
Proper enjoyed that George Michael documentary last night. He said he wanted to remembered as someone with 'integrity'. He definitely is.
— David Wilkinson (@DavidMcrLive) October 17, 2017
That George Michael documentary was incredibly deep but provided and insight into the life of an amazing man....
— Jack (@jackcoupar96) October 17, 2017
Fans were delighted by the tributes, with Stevie describing George as a younger version of himself.
Taking to social media, fans shared in their love for the singer and the funny moment with Stevie Wonder.
Viewers were blown away by the powerful documentary remembering the incredibly talented performer.