Queen Latifah’s “U.N.I.T.Y.” Motorcycle Makes Rock Hall History — Exhibit Opens November 9

Queen Latifah is riding into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — literally. The motorcycle from her “U.N.I.T.Y.” era is joining the Hall’s 2026 Inductees Exhibit, opening November 9, putting one of hip-hop’s most important records on display as the piece of history it is.

The honor runs deeper than the music for Latifah: the exhibit video honors her late brother, Lance Owens, making this a deeply personal family moment as well as a cultural one. Memorabilia from Luther Vandross and Celia Cruz will also be featured in the exhibit.

“U.N.I.T.Y.” won Latifah the Grammy for Best Rap Solo Performance in 1995 — and thirty years later, its motorcycle is rolling into the Rock Hall. A personal legacy, honored exactly the way it should be.