Wanda Young, member of Motown's The Marvelettes, dies at 78

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told the New York Times that she died from complications of chronic obstructed pulmonary disease.Born on Aug.

Wanda Young, best known as a member of Motown's popular and chart-topping The Marvelettes, has died at age 78.  Meta Ventress, Young's daughter, told the New York Times that her mother died on Dec. 15 in Garden City, Mich.  She told the outlet that the cause of death had to do with complications due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.  The artist and her fellow Marvelettes were teenagers when they recorded their enduring hit "Please Mr.

told The New York Times Saturday.Young replaced another singer in the Michigan group when Motown head Berry Gordy signed the band in 1961. A month later, The Marvelettes’ “Please Mr.

Wanda Young has passed away.

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