Diana Ross
26-Mar-1944
United States
Songwriter
Diana Ross began singing with friends at a young age, eventually forming a group of Supremes in the 1960s, continuing to feature songs such as "Come and See Me" and "You Can't Hurry Up Love." Ross left the solitary profession in 1969, eventually coming to No. 1 with hits such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Love Hangover." She starred in the films Mahogany and Lady Sings the Blues, earning Oscar nominations. Despite the concerns and difficulties, Ross endured a period of testing as a professional athlete who continued for more than forty years.