The singer-songwriter Lynsey de Paul, who was the first woman to win an Ivor
Novello award, has died at the age of 64.
De Paul suffered a brain haemorrhage yesterday morning and died in hospital in
London.
She burst into the charts with Sugar Me, which reached number 5 in
1972, and had four more top 20 singles and represented Britain in the 1977
Eurovision Song Contest with Rock Bottom.
Lynsey De Paul never married but was romantically linked to a string of well-known men including Sean Connery, Dudley Moore and Ringo Starr.
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