Still long lines for Aretha Franklin

detroit - Also on the second day of the public farewell of Aretha Franklin there are long lines for the Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History. The Queen of Soul is laid out there.

The singer, who died of cancer on August 16 at the age of 76, is wearing a pastel blue dress and matching blue pumps on Wednesday. On Tuesday she was dressed in a red dress with red shoes.

Thursday the singer is laid out in 'her' church, the New Bethel Baptist Church, in yet another outfit. There, members of the church community who are unable to come to the museum can pay Aretha the final honor. The funeral will take place in private on Friday.