Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, appeared on the October 25th edition of the radio show "The Breakfast Club."

Stevie Wonder also made an appearance and performed a song to help celebrate Clinton's 69th birthday.

Wonder performed a customized version of his "Happy Birthday" song for Clinton.

The singer penned the song in 1981 in an effort to help make the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. a national holiday.

"I'm really excited to be here." Wonder stated. "I'm excited to support someone who I've had such great love and respect for for years.

It's very exciting and I think that -- truth be told -- I think we as men we have had our chance to work it out . . .

It's time to let a woman do it."

Wonder was dressed in a custom jacket with Hillary and Clinton printed down each sleeve and "First Female Prez" printed on the front.