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In the early 1970s, Eddie Money attended the New York Police Academy to become a New York police officer. He worked briefly at the NYPD, an experience he described jokingly to Joan Rivers as working undercover, adding "Yeah, I was an undercover typist!" He soon found his calling as a singer. Eddie Money moved first to Los Angeles, then to San Francisco. By 1976, he signed to CBS Records as a prodigy under the late promoter Bill Graham.

Eddie Money was one of the original artists to reach out to fans with MTV, as he pioneered the music video fad. Creating some thirty music videos, Eddie Money was not shy of the small screen. Eddie Money still remains on tour today, with an average of sixty shows a year. He is quoted with saying, "I love doing what I do, why change that?" Versatile on the piano, harmonica, and a vibrant saxophonist, Eddie Money is a big fan of crowds whom he calls his "friends," saying, "I don't do it for the money, I do it for you!"