The music world is mourning the loss of Angie Stone, the Grammy-nominated R&B singer, who tragically died in a car crash early Saturday morning in Montgomery, Alabama. Stone, 63, was known for her powerful vocals, soulful lyrics, and significant contributions to both R&B and hip-hop.
A Career Spanning Decades
Stone's career began with the all-female hip-hop trio, The Sequence. The group made waves in the late 1970s and early 1980s, paving the way for future female artists in a male-dominated industry. Later, Stone transitioned to R&B, achieving mainstream success with her solo albums and hit singles.
Among her most recognizable songs is "Wish I Didn't Miss You," a soulful ballad that resonated with audiences worldwide. The song earned her a Grammy nomination and solidified her place as a leading voice in R&B music.
"Angie Stone was a true icon. Her voice was a gift, and her music touched so many lives," said a close friend of the singer.
Details of the Accident
While details surrounding the car crash are still emerging, reports indicate that the accident occurred in Montgomery, Alabama. Stone had reportedly been in Alabama following a performance. Further details are expected to be released by local authorities.
Remembering a Legend
The news of Angie Stone's passing has sent shockwaves through the music industry and beyond. Fans and fellow artists alike are expressing their grief and sharing memories of the singer's talent and impact. Stone's contributions to music will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come. Her influence on R&B and hip-hop will continue to inspire future generations of artists.
Stone is survived by her family, friends, and countless fans who will forever cherish her music and legacy. Breitbart first reported the news of her passing.