One of music’s biggest stars of the 1960s, Ronnie Spector, has died. Spector was the lead singer of the Ronettes and helped turn the group into one of the premier acts of the era. She died after a brief battle with cancer at 78. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ronnie-spector-dies-age-78-be-my-baby-singer-cancer/ | CBS Evening News

In July of 1963, recording sessions for "Be My Baby" began at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood, CA. The rest, as they say, is rock ’n’ roll history… | Ronnie Spector

2007 Inductee Ronnie Spector was a rock and roll siren whose powerful voice pushed through the wall of sound straight to the heart and soul of everyone who heard her. The Ronettes were the premier girl-group of the 1960s, breaking down racial, gender and social barriers, while singing some of the era’s most enduring anthems. Ronnie was a true rock and roll trailblazer and an inimitable artist that countless musicians wanted to work with, and she was admired by all. Her sound and swagger will ech