Stevie Wonder Trivia Questions

He signed with Motown's Tamla label at 11; his mother read the contract to him. He later learned to read Braille as a teenager.

His 1980 song 'Happy Birthday' was a key part of the campaign, and he lobbied Congress directly for the holiday, which became official in 1983.

False; he frequently performs solo on stage with just a keyboard or harmonica, especially during intimate sets and TV appearances.

This is false; Stevie Wonder has been blind since infancy and never skated professionally. He focused on music from a young age.

His birth name is Stevland Hardaway Judkins; he later changed it to Stevland Morris. 'Stevie Wonder' is his stage name.

His 1973 album 'Innervisions' won Album of the Year and was self-produced, but other U.S. artists had self-produced winners before him, like Paul Simon.

He was close, but not the youngest. At 13, 'Fingertips' made him the youngest solo artist to top the chart, but younger groups have since broken that record.

On the 1972 hit 'Superstition,' he played the drum part himself, but he used his hands on a drum machine, not his feet. The myth is exaggerated but he is a multi-instrumentalist.