Angie Stone, the Grammy-nominated R&B singer-songwriter who rose to fame in the late 1970s as “Angie B” in the hip-hop trio the Sequence, died in a car crash Saturday morning. She was 63.

Singer Angie Stone was involved in a crash around 4 a.m. local time Saturday while driving to Atlanta from Alabama.

Fans are remembering the voice and songs of trailblazer Angie Stone after her death at 63 in a weekend crash on an Alabama highway as she traveled from a performance. The Grammy-nominated R&B singer was a member of the all-female hip-hop trio The Sequence and known for the hit song “Wish I Didn’t Miss You.

Angie was an example for Black women and girls everywhere,” the statement detailed. “Angie also loved and championed for Black men with her Number one hit entitled ‘Brotha‘” The family also highlighted Stone’s commitment to philanthropy as she “believed in giving back to her fans and the community,

The singer died on March 1 in a car accident that involved an 18-wheeler truck Angie Stone's children are speaking out following the singer's death. On Monday, March 3, her children thanked fans in an Instagram post for their "love,

Angie Stone’s family released a statement on Monday morning thanking her friends and fans for their support in wake of her death. Stone, a Grammy-nominated R&B singer and member of The Sequence, died in a car crash in Montgomery,