Amy Winehouse delighted her fans with an impromptu stage appearance as recently as Wednesday this week, when she turned out to support her god-daughter Dionne Bromfield.
While Winehouse didn't take to the microphone as Bromfield launched into Mama Said, contenting herself with dancing, clapping and chewing gum, she looked much fitter than she had done for a very long time and appeared content, hugging her god-daughter and beaming at the crowd - giving no indication of the tragedy that was to occur only three days later. Source: Hufftington Post UK
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