What’s the greatest Stevie Wonder song? After a month of public voting, the championship round has arrived.
“Superstition” and “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” are the final contenders in a 64-song tournament loaded with classics by the iconic Motown star.
Vote below to help crown the winner. Voting runs through 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28.
Both finalists hail from 1972’s beloved “Talking Book,” the album that earned Wonder three Grammy Awards on his way to a career tally of 25, setting a record for a male pop artist.
Here’s how the two songs advanced from the bracket’s semifinal round:
No. 1 seed “Superstition” topped 1976’s “Isn’t She Lovely,” a No. 2 seed, with 65% of the vote.
In a tighter matchup, No. 2 seed “You Are the Sunshine of My Life" bested
1968’s “For Once in My Life,” a No. 3 seed, with 54%.
If your personal Stevie Wonder fave didn’t make it this far, take heart: With this collection of classic music, every song is a winner.
Final matchup
Download a printable PDF of the complete bracket.
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Stevie Wonder’s greatest? It’s ‘Superstition’ v. ‘Sunshine of My Life’
