(CBS) - Amy Winehouse left behind a great amount of unreleased music but at least one of her songs, a duet with jazz legend Tony Bennett, will be made public.
On Tuesday, Bennett confirmed during his appearance on "The Today Show" that the proceeds of their duet "Body and Soul" will go to the charity Winehouse's father, Mitch, is founding to educate youth and fight drug addiction.
Grammy winner Winehouse died on July 23, and, although the official cause of death has not been determined, the singer had been in a constant struggle with her drug and alcohol addiction.
The soon-to-be-released single was recorded in March at the Abbey Road Studios in London, making it one of Winehouse's last produced songs.
The song's original purpose was to be included on Bennett's "Duets II" album, which will be released on Sept. 20. Along with Winehouse, the album includes stars such as Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey and John Mayer.
After her death, it was decided to have the duet released ahead of Bennett's album as a charity single.
