Betty Wright, a six-time Grammy nominee known for the hits “Clean Up Woman,” “No Pain (No Gain),” and “Tonight Is the Night” and for her incredible range and whistle tone, died at age 66 on Friday. Wright’s niece confirmed the news on Sunday morning; Billboard reports that the cause of death was cancer.
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