The music industry gathered in New York City to pay their final respects to legendary record executive Clive Davis, who passed away earlier this month at the age of 94.

The funeral service saw a significant turnout of friends and peers from across the entertainment world, highlighting Davis's profound impact on music.

Among the prominent figures in attendance were television personality Hoda Kotb, rock icon Bruce Springsteen, and singer-songwriter Barry Manilow.

Their presence, alongside many others, underscored the widespread influence Davis had throughout his career.

Other notable attendees included Shawn Holiday, LL Cool J, Alicia Keys, and Babyface, all of whom have made significant contributions to music.

Dave Davies, Georgina Chapman, and Adrien Brody were also present, as were Gayle King, Stevie Wonder, and Dionne Warwick.

The diverse group of mourners reflected the broad reach of Davis's work and his connections within various facets of the entertainment industry.

Usher, Nicole Avant, Ted Sarandos, Mark Ronson, and Shoshana Bean were also seen at the service.

Chazz Palminteri, Doug Davis, Denise Rich, Dina LaPolt, Ja Rule, Rep.

Nancy Pelosi, Greg Schriefer, Jennifer Hudson, and Kenny G further demonstrated the extensive network of individuals touched by Clive Davis's life and career.

The gathering of such a wide array of talent and influential personalities at his funeral speaks volumes about the legacy of Clive Davis.