This Michigan-born jazz great was never as popular as other vocalists but was admired by her peers. Her signature song was “Open the Door, her own composition and a song featured in the movie American Beauty. She died in 1998 at the age of 69.
- Etta James
- Betty Carter
- Diane Schuur
- Etta Jones
Answer
The correct answer is B) Betty Carter.
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