• She became the first female artist on a new label called Motown.
      • She stayed with Motown for five years.
      • While in Motown, she recorded "My Guy," which earned millions of dollars and became the first No. 1 record for the label.
      • She had 10 top-40 records as a single act and two top-20 records as part of a duet with Marvin Gaye.
      • Some of her hits include: "The One Who Really Loves You," "You Beat Me to the Punch," and "Two Lovers."
      • She was the first female artist on Motown to have Smokey Robinson as her writer and producer.
      • She was admired by The Beatles and other artists.
      • Larynx cancer made her unable to continue her successful singing career.


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