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The fate of Prince's Paisley Park studios is still unknown. Some hope the space will be turned into a museum honoring the work of the late musician. 

His life and music

But as we await plans, some who worked with Prince are making their own monuments to the artist. This week, Sam Jennings, a former webmaster for Prince, launched what he's calling a 

The website lets visitors explore the various websites that designers working with Prince created over the last 20 years. It demonstrates how innovative the musician was when it came to using the internet. 

Jennings spoke with MPR's Cathy Wurzer about the effort.

Cathy Wurzer

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The website lets visitors explore the various websites that designers working with Prince created over the last 20 years.

We probably won't know for awhile whether the Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen will be turned into a Prince museum as some hope. But for people interested in a virtual experience, the Prince Online Museum is already up and running. The site, which went live this week, lets visitors explore the various websites that designers working with Prince created over the last 20 years. It demonstrates how innovative the musician was when it came to using the Internet. Sam Jennings was a webmaster for Prince for ten years. He is the director of the online museum and he joins me on the phone.

You can now visit the Prince Online Museum

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