Kennedy Center honoree Dionne Warwick reflects on her "first standing ovation," getting a boost from Elvis and her lasting legacy

Among the graduates of the Lincoln School in East Orange, New Jersey, Dionne Warwick is one for the books. A six-time Grammy winner, she is the second most-charted female vocalist of the rock era. And so, it's fitting that today the school is now called the Dionne Warwick Institute.

She continues to give back to her old school. "Oh, absolutely. There are so many in these classrooms that are filling their heads with hope and joy and peace," she said.

Warwick, whose real name is Marie Warrick, was born into a musical family. Her mother and siblings performed as the Drinkard Sisters. "It was almost like it was preordained, that if you're in this family, this is what you're gonna do," she said.