2007 Inductee Ronnie Spector was a rock and roll siren whose powerful voice pushed through the wall of sound straight to the heart and soul of everyone who heard her. The Ronettes were the premier girl-group of the 1960s, breaking down racial, gender and social barriers, while singing some of the era’s most enduring anthems. Ronnie was a true rock and roll trailblazer and an inimitable artist that countless musicians wanted to work with, and she was admired by all. Her sound and swagger will echo forever.