'Queen Of Soul' Aretha Franklin Dead At 76
Aretha Louise Franklin, the soaring voice behind R&B classics "Respect", "Natural Woman," "I Say A Little Prayer," "Chain Of Fools," "Think," and dozens of other Top 40 hits, died Thursday
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Aretha Louise Franklin, the soaring voice behind R&B classics "Respect", "Natural Woman," "I Say A Little Prayer," "Chain Of Fools," "Think," and dozens of other Top 40 hits, died Thursday
Tributes poured in on social media as news of Franklin's death spread. Franklin died Thursday morning of pancreatic cancer. She was 76 years old.
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A source close to the family told CBS News Monday that Franklin is at home in hospice care.
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