We've found this video, which was recorded just after the release of Amy Winehouse's first album Frank, in the heat archives. In it, Amy talks about her greatest fear, dying without having people know about her music, which seems especially poignant now. "My greatest fear is probably dying with no-one knowing of any contribution I've ever made to creative music. But that's cool, because I've made an album already that I'm so proud of that, you know, if I die tomorrow, touch wood, I would still feel fulfilled in a way." It isn't all sad, though, Amy also talks about her love of live gigs, saying, "It drives me, I love to do live shows. There is so much adrenaline." She also reveals her idea of perfect happiness, something that we can get behind 100 per cent. "My idea of perfect happiness is being with someone who you love and knowing that you don't have to go anywhere for work, like you've got a week off or something." We think Amy was definitely on to something. You can leave your tributes to Amy here: http://www.heatworld.com/Celeb-News/2011/07/-Your-tributes-to-Amy-Winehouse/
