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D'Angelo, Grammy-winning singer whose 'Brown Sugar' launched the neo-soul movement, dies at 51

LA Times 1 min read 6 hours ago

<p>D'Angelo, the 'Lady' singer whose album 'Brown Sugar' was crucial to the start of the neo-soul movement, has died. He was 51.</p>
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