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On a recent Internet adventure I stumbled across the factoid that the late singer-songwriter Laura Nyro had been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year. Although old-timers in the New York City music scene and people on the gender political and musical fringes know who she is, I wouldn’t expect many “kids” today to have a clue, and the fact is that after a brief burst of fame dating from the late Sixties to 1971—when she wrote songs that were major hits of the Fifth Dimension, Three Dog Night, Blood, Sweat and Tears and Barbara Streisand—her relevance in pop music was largely relegated to the cult scene.

Nyro was one of those rare singer-songwriters whose own compositions were hits for other artists, but she herself never had a top-forty hit from her own recordings. Her cover of the Drifters’ top-ten hit, “Up on the Roof,” was her only Hot 100 entry, moving all the way up to #92.

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