“America’s Got Talent” Winner: Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.
The winner of Americas Got Talent was announced last night! Do you agree with who was picked?
Is he the best singer in America? Unknown. But he's apparently the best singer on "America's Got Talent."
And now Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr., won't be washing cars again -- unless they're his own.
The soulful vocalist who once supported himself by washing cars at an auto dealership sang his way to victory on Wednesday on "America's Got Talent."
"Thank you so much for just believing in me," he said upon hearing his name announced at the end of the NBC summer talent competition.
"It's been a long, hard journey," he went on, barely holding back tears as the audience roared, "ever since I was a kid. And it's finally paying off."
Murphy, a native of Logan, W.Va., wins $1 million and a Las Vegas headlining contract.
With his rich voice and mild-mannered persona, Murphy had been a favorite of the judges and the audience all season. He beat three other finalists on the season-ending telecast. They included The Silhouettes, a troupe of youngsters from Arvada, Colo., who use shadow dancing to illustrate music. This enormous group, more than three dozen strong ranging in age from 3 to 19 years old, had charmed the audience with its visual effects.
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