IPod Class froze/went to sleep while attached in my car

My iPod Classic is hooked up to the USB port in my Honda CR-V. Earlier today, right in the middle of a song, it stopped playing. The screen went very dim (although the Honda symbol can be discerned). It won't respond to anything and remains stuck in the middle of the song. Any ideas?

Try doing a Reset (to restart the iPod)
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