Photos by Stephanie Hume
Her death impacted people in so many ways. But it was her life -- and her larger than life voice -- that moved mountains and majesties.
Stephanie Hume of Detroit, a freelancer using a Canon 5D, chronicles the outpouring of love and devotion around town since Aretha Franklin passed away last week. She is a 2018 Documenting Detroit fellowship winner.
United Sound Systems Recording Studios, where Aretha recorded some hits.
Rev. Jesse Jackson speaks at Sunday Service at New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit.
During Sunday service in Detroit at New Bethel Baptist Church, Keyala Daniel performs interpretive dance in honor of Aretha.
Many were overcome with emotion during Sunday's service.
A guestbook shows off well wishes outside of New Bethel Baptist Church.
At El Club, DJ Brad Hales of Peoples Records and the Motor City Soul Club plays Aretha songs.
Spinning the Aretha songs at El Club in Detroit.
Kid Rock's Made in Detroit restaurant pays tribute to Aretha Franklin with a personal message from Kid Rock himself.
El Club in Detroit honors the Queen.
The artist Sintex created new mural a block from the New Bethel Baptist Church.
Jennifer Smith (left) and Candice Fortman at Karaoke night at Brix Detroit in Detroit's West Village to honor Aretha.
Rev. Jesse Jackson speaks to the press after service on Sunday at the New Bethel Baptist Church.
Grammy Award Winning Regina Belle pays tribute at the Charles H. Wright Museum. She performed "Rock Steady."
