Linda Ronstadt

Singer talks about new show featuring artists covering some of her best-known songs.

The band didn't start out recording their own material, but it wasn't because they didn't have any.

Cover of Betty Everett's R&B hit changed the fortunes of the country-rock singer.

Documentary chronicles the fascinating life and career of one of music's most influential female artists.

The film, chronicling the famed singer's life, is due in September.

She ended up working with some of music's biggest names, transforming many of their songs into her own.

It took a little bit of blind luck for the singer's first-ever concert recording to see the light of day.

She initially gained national exposure while singing backup on "Heart of Gold," the chart-topping single from 1972's 'Harvest.'

The singer opens up about her disease, how it's changed her daily routine and the actor who serves as inspiration.

By the late '70s, she'd left herself with a pretty tough act to follow.