VIDEO: Amy Winehouse Offers Different Perspective on Michael Jackson's 'Beat It'

The musical legacy of Michael Jackson is, without question, sublime. From his early days with the Jackson 5 to his last released recordings teaming him with the likes of Akon and Kanye West to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the best-selling 'Thriller' album.

Over the years, his music has influenced and inspired countless artists. But only a few have dared to cover his music (before his death).

Britain's very own Charlotte Church and Amy Winehouse took a crack at the rock-infused megahit 'Beat It' a few years ago.

It's one for the ages. Check it out below.

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Amy Winehouse attends End of Summer Ball at Berkeley Square on September 25, 2008 in London, England.

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Amy Winehouse attends End of Summer Ball at Berkeley Square on September 25, 2008 in London, England.

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Amy Winehouse leaving the Prince's Trust End of Summer Ball, held at Berkeley Square in London. September 25, 2008

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Amy Winehouse performs live on the V stage during Day Two of V Festival 2008 at Hylands Park on August 17, 2008 in Chelmsford, England.

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Amy Winehouse V Festival Day Stafford, England.

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Amy Winehouse performs onstage during Day Three of the T In The Park music festival on July 13, 2008 in Kinross, Scotland.

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Amy Winehouse spits her chewing gum into the crowd during her performance at Glastonbury Festival 2008. England 28.06.08

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Amy Winehouse, dad Mitch and mum Janis pose with Amy's award for Best Song for 'Love Is A Losing Game' at the 53rd Ivor Novello Awards on May 22, 2008 in London.

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Amy Winehouse, after visiting her husband Blake Fielder Civil in Wandsworth prison, stops on the way home for some fish and chips. 05/19/2008

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