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How Aretha Franklin found her voice

  • Written by Adam Gustafson, Instructor in Music, Pennsylvania State University
How Aretha Franklin found her voiceAretha Franklin performs at New York's Radio City Music Hall in 1989.AP Photo/Mario Suriani

Vocal juggernaut. Social activist. Artistic collaborator. Diva.

As Aretha Franklin is laid to rest, the Queen of Soul will deservedly be remembered in an array of tributes reflecting the immense legacy of her life and music.

Her voice is ingrained in the...

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