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Encyclopedia > Wendy Williams

Wendy Williams may refer to:

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Wendy O. Williams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (744 words)
Williams was nominated in 1985 for a Grammy in the Best Female Rock Vocal category during the height of her band's popularity.
Despite her reputation as a fearsome performer, Williams in her personal life was deeply devoted to the welfare of animals, a passion that included a vegetarian diet and working as a wildlife rehabilitator, while also personally being a natural foods activist.
Williams died at age 48 in 1998 in a wooded area near her home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Wendy O. Williams' Death (1676 words)
Wendy's death is truly a tragedy--she wasn't a simple "shock rocker" as the media so often dubbed her; she was a very caring and conscientous person.
Wendy took her own life, an act which was quite shocking to many of us--we expected her to go out with a bang, in some stunt accident or in the midst of some wild exploit.
Williams, dubbed the "queen of shock rock," sported a trademark Mohawk haircut and was nomimated in 1985 for a Grammy in the female rock vocal category during the height of the band's popularity.
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