Chicago’s own Muddy Waters was honored today at noon by the windy city with this enormous 9-story mural.  The massive art piece comes from street-art figure,  Eduardo Korba and can be seen at up on the building 17 N. State Street over the corner of State and Washington.  At noon, the City of Chicago and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events hosted an event to dedicate the piece of art to the blues legend.  A special performance by Muddy Waters Legacy Band featuring Muddy’s sons Mud and Big Bill Morganfield and former band members, John Primer, Rick Kreher, Studebaker John, Edward McDaniel, Donny Nichilo and Kenny “Beedy Eyes” Smith also took place at the free ceremony.  This comes right before Chicago’s annual Blues Fest, which goes all weekend at Millennium Park.