Work and a magnetic field

Question

Magnetic part of the Lorentz force F on a change Q moving with a velocity vector V in a magnetic field B

F=kQ V x B is perpendicular to the velocity V.

A force that is perpendicular to the velocity of a particle, does not do work (thus, cannot change its speed). How then it possible to create electric current by moving a metal wire in magnetic field?

Answer 1

I think it's the force needed to keep the wire moving relative to the magnet, not the magnetic force itself, that does the work that creates current in the wire.