Convert your source image to greyscale. (Either by desaturating it or converting the image mode to grey scale and then back to CMYK/RGB.)
Add a layer above your image.
Fill the new layer with a gradient of the colour and angle that you desire. (The example image is a diagonal rainbow.)
Set the gradient layer to MULTIPLY in the layers pallette.

Done.

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