The Ronettes' Last Survivor Passes: Nedra Talley Ross

0:00It's April 27th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment's celebrity news today, where the headlines shine, powered by AI. Nejra Talley-Ross, the last surviving member of the 60s girl group The Ronets, passed away at her home on Sunday, April 26th, at the age of 80. She sang alongside her cousin's Ronnie Spector in the Stale Bennett, forming the group back in 1957 in skyrocketing to fame through. Their work with producer Phil Spector. They dropped just one studio album in 1964, but hits like Be My Baby, Baby I Love You, and Walking in the Rain made them legends, influencing acts from Blondie to Amy Winehouse. The Ronets opened for the Rolling Stones in the UK in 1964, and even toured with the Beatles in 1966 as the only girl. Group to do so, before splitting in 1967, they got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007. The official statement called her a light, whose voice and spirit change music forever,

1:00and with her husband gone last year, plus her cousin's a stale. In 2009 and Ronnie in 2022, her legacy echoes on through those timeless tracks.