by   Apr 18, 2012 0 Comments

Dick Clark in 2002, courtesy Getty Images.
As news spread of television icon, American Bandstand host Dick Clark’s death at age 82 of a heart attack, Twitter exploded with comments and condolences. Here are some notable tweets from names you might recognize:

From TV host Melissa Rivers (@MelRivers)
Sorry to hear about the passing of Dick Clark, he was truly a revolutionary in our business.

From singer Janet Jackson  (@JanetJackson)
Dick Clark changed the face of musical television. He was wonderful to many artists including our family. We will miss him. God bless.

From producer/composer Quincy Jones (@QuincyDJones)
Rest in Peace my good friend Dick Clark. A pioneer who’s mark on American culture will be felt forever.

From former talk show host Larry King (@kingsthings)  
Dick Clark was a great friend, true legend, & a master journalist. Nobody did what he did better. It was a pleasure to be in his company.

From CNN host Anderson Cooper (@andersoncooper)
What a career Dick Clark had! What a life! My thoughts are with his family and friends.

From former Prince drummer Sheila E (@SheilaEdrummer)
My Prayers go out 2 my friend Dick Clark as he has passed away. We had so many great moments 2gtr. U will b missed my friend. God Bless

From record executive LA Reid (@LA_Reid)
Dick Clark's profound contributions to music, television and popular culture will reverberate throughout time. R.I.P. Mr. American Bandstand

From the Jonas Brothers (@JonasBrothers)
You'll continue to be an inspiration to us all Dick Clark. Thanks for the amazing rockin years you were with us. You'll truly be missed

From the NYC Mayor's Office (@NYCMayorsOffice)
Mayor: Dick Clark's spirit will always live on in Times Square.

From actor Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH)
Very saddened by the loss of a true legend... Mr Dick Clark.

From NKOTB pop star Donnie Wahlberg (@DonnieWahlberg)
#ripDC

From Jackson 5 singer Jermaine Jackson (@jermjackson5)  
Dick Clark always came to our dressing pre-show to make sure we were okay and catered for. Big hearted. One-of-a-kind. Will be missed...

From actress Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano)  
Rest in Peace, Dick Clark. You were the greatest.

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: 4:12 PM in Death, Music, News, Rock
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