She was called the “Queen of Rare Groove” by her appreciative U.K. fans.
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Her other No. 1 hits included “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face.”
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He had a successful solo career in the 1960s and ‘70s.
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He was a regular in the films of director John Carpenter.
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She spoke out about the long-term effects of gun violence.
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He founded a nonprofit to honor fallen military and law enforcement heroes.
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She helped keep Frank’s memory alive by writing several books about their friendship.
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His career in politics was derailed by the Whitewater scandal.
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After winning the seat vacated by her husband’s death, Byron then served another six terms.
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He was a leader of Namibia’s decades-long War of Independence.