Bruce Williamson, Former Lead Singer of The Temptations, Dies at 49 of COVID-19

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Bruce Williamson, the former lead singer ofThe Temptations, has died. He was 49.

The Temptations, has died, aged 49.The soul singer died Sunday evening (6 September) after battling coronavirus at Mountain View Hospital in Las Vegas.Williamson was diagnosed with Covid-19 in late August, confirmed his business manager, Anta Ealy to USA Today.His death was announced by his son who paid tribute to his father on social media.Bruce Williamson Jr wrote in a Facebook post: “There are no words in the world that can express how I feel right now.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorBruce Williamson, who sang lead for legendary Motown group the Temptations in more recent years, has died. He was 49.

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The Temptations, has died aged 49.The singer died on Sunday (September 6) at his home in Las Vegas after battling the coronavirus, TMZ reports.Williamson’s death was confirmed by his son, who paid tribute to his father on social media.“There’s no words in the world that can express how I feel right now,” Bruce Williamson Jr. wrote on Facebook.

The one-time lead singer of the legendary group The Temptations has died from coronavirus.

Former Temptations lead singer Bruce Williamson died after his reported battle with coronavirus. The Motown crooner was 49 at the time of his death.

TMZ reports that the singer died Sunday night at his home in Las Vegas, Nevada, after battling the coronavirus. As of Monday, the state reported more than 71,600 confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,389 deaths.Williamson joined The Temptations in 2006, replacing tenor G.C. Cameron.

TMZ reported.Williamson, who was not an original member, joined the Temptations in 2006 and sang with the group until 2015.The Compton, California-native told Las Vegas Black Image Magazine that singing in churches in his youth helped him get in tune with his soulful roots at a young age.“After seven years as a Temptation I am still in awe,” he told the magazine in 2013.