Singer Amy Winehouse finally got her work visa on Friday, but not in time for her to make the trip to Sunday's Grammy Awards. Winehouse's original visa application was denied under U.S. immigration rules regarding the "use and abuse of narcotics," a senior State Department official said. The rehabbing British singer will go ahead with the backup plan that was concocted while her visa was still in limbo: a live performance, via satellite, from London, where she will also accept any awards she might win for her "Back to Black" album, nominated for Grammys in six categories.
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