Afterward, Bowie's son Duncan Jones tweeted, 'So proud of you dad!'
This is how you pay tribute to one of the greats.
David Bowie received a GRAMMYs tribute performance following his death last year -- courtesy of Lady Gaga, who covered his hits from "Ziggy Stardust" to "Heroes" and everything in between -- but Sunday's show honored his final album, Blackstar, with five GRAMMY wins.
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Blackstar won Best Alternative Music Album, Best Engineered Non-Classic Album, and Best Recording Package, while the title track won Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance -- a complete sweep for the 17-time nominee.
Bowie had only one previous GRAMMY win, taking home Best Short Form Video in 1985 for "Jazzin' for Blue Jean," as well as a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement award in 2006. The Chainsmokers and Katharine McPhee accepted the Best Rock Song award on his behalf, with McPhee declaring, "His music is forever."
Afterward, Bowie's son, Duncan Jones, tweeted, "So proud of you dad! Would hold you up forever."
