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Adele sings a cappella for Anderson Cooper
When Adele performed "Rolling in the Deep" at the 2012 Grammys, she knew that many in the audience were expecting her voice to falter. After all, it had only been four months since she underwent vocal cord surgery.
But Adele herself wasn't worried about the health and strength of her voice, as she proved to Anderson Cooper just before the Grammys in this "60 Minutes Overtime" video-- the first time her voice had been heard publicly since her surgery.
To hear Adele sing "Rolling in the Deep" from the stage is exciting; to hear her sing it a cappella just for you is extraordinary. That's how Anderson heard it during his recent interview with the young singer for "60 Minutes," and when we spotted this scene in the raw footage, we knew we had to share it on "Overtime."
Watch the full "60 Minutes" profile of Adele, reported by Anderson Cooper and produced by John Hamlin.
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