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Words from a pro Comedian Chris Rock read a few words from boxing legend Muhammad Ali, left, during the telethon.

Building a 'Bridge' From Los Angeles, Stevie Wonder performed "Bridge Over Troubled Water."

An original Bono, Jay-Z and Rihanna sang from London a new song they wrote specifically for the telethon, "Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)." The Edge, who also helped write the song, was also a part of the performance.

'Prayer' for Haiti Madonna, who was in New York, reached back into her past list of hits and gave one of the more upbeat performances of the evening, "Like a Prayer," with backup singers.

'Idol' voice From New York City, "American Idol" alum Jennifer Hudson sang the Beatles tune "Let It Be."

An original Bono and Rihanna performed from London a new song they wrote specifically for the telethon, "Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour." The Edge, who also helped write the song, and Jay-Z joined the two.

Native son Wyclef Jean, who is Haitian-born, revealed from New York City how he pulled friends from rubble and carried bodies to the cemetery while he was in Haiti last week. He later ended the show with his performance of "Rivers of Babylon," then shouted, "Enough with the moping, man!"

'Driven' by music From New York City, Sting performed a jazzy version of "Driven to Tears" with backup from the Roots.

Unplugged From left, Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow and Keith Urban performed a three-way acoustic version of "Lean on Me" in Los Angeles.

For the children Musician John Legend performed "Motherless Child" for the telethon from Los Angeles. The song is one of many that will be available for download on iTunes Saturday, with proceeds going to benefit Haiti.

Time out "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson and Samuel L. Jackson took a moment to pose together in Los Angeles during the celebrity-studded Haiti benefit telethon.

Piano man During the telethon, Justin Timberlake answered phone calls in Los Angeles and later performed Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" as he played the piano.

Standing by the children Prior to her performance of "I'll Stand By You" at the "Hope for Haiti Now" telethon in New York, Shakira announced an initiative to build a new school in Haiti through her Barefoot Foundation.

Bringing some laughs Chris Rock, left, and Tim Allen helped out in Los Angeles.

Three's company Sacha Baron Cohen, Jennifer Aniston and John Cusack answered phones at the phone banks in Los Angeles during the telethon.

Singing the blues Mary J. Blige performed the emotional tune "Hard Times Come Again No More" during "Hope for Haiti Now." The song was written in 1854 by Stephen Collins Foster, who was known as the father of American music. The song was a popular one during the Civil War.

Putting their hands to work Drew Barrymore, left, and Steven Spielberg lend a hand at the telethon in Los Angeles.

From the Boss's heart Bruce Springsteen dedicated "We Shall Overcome" for Haiti during the telethon. All of the performances from the telethon will be made available on iTunes on Saturday for 99 cents, with proceeds going to relief aid.

Working behind the scenes From left, Mark Wahlberg, George Clooney and Jack Nicholson talk during the "Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief" on Friday, Jan. 22, in Los Angeles. Clooney organized the celebrity-studded telethon, which was televised from Los Angeles, New York, London and Haiti.

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