The song's music video, directed by Russell Mulcahy and conceived and produced by Paul Flattery, features Joel and his band performing in the basement of a building in St. Mark's Place in New York City's East Village, and also features shots of various people in the city who eventually gather around the building's windows to see Joel perform.

Most appear to be enjoying the performance except one woman on a fire escape who yells at them to "shut up!"

Joel's then-wife Christie Brinkley appears in the video holding their baby daughter Alexa.

The music video also includes two quick cuts of both Ringo Starr (1:38) and Paul McCartney (2:01) watching from the street.

CNN states in an email: "This version's stripped-down instrumentals set against the black and white images create space to pause and reflect on this year's chaotic news cycles, and offer hope for how we can grow better together from these unprecedented times.