Cher's highly anticipated dance-oriented follow-up to "Believe", "Living Proof" (2001), entered the "Billboard" 200 at number nine and was certified gold by the RIAA. The album includes the UK top-ten single "The Music's No Good Without You" and "Song for the Lonely", the latter song dedicated to "the courageous people of New York" following the September 11 attacks. In May 2002, she performed during the benefit concert "VH1 Divas Las Vegas". At the 2002 "Billboard" Music Awards, she won the Dance/Club Play Artist of the Year Award and was presented with the Artist Achievement Award by Steven Tyler for having "helped redefine popular music with massive success on the "Billboard" charts". That year, her wealth was estimated at $600 million.