Ronnie and Eddie Money stopped by Late Night with David Letterman this week in 1986. They performed their hit "Take Me Home Tonight" and had a little chat with the man himself. | Ronnie Spector

504K views · 9.4K reactions | In November of 1986, Ronnie and Eddie Money stopped by American Bandstand to perform “Take Me Home Tonight.” It was a full circle moment for Ronnie, as her first ever national television appearance was on American Bandstand performing “Be My Baby” with The Ronettes! | Ronnie Spector | Facebook

Ronnie Spector, the legendary lead vocalist of '60s soul trio The Ronettes died at 78. In her memory, we're throwing it back to 1999 when she told VH1 about the moment they knew "Be My Baby" was about to be a hit. ❤️ | MTV News

88K views · 871 reactions | Ronnie Spector, the famed lead singer of The Ronettes, has died at the age of 78. On Scene Today in 1991, she recalled the early days of the group singing at the Peppermint Lounge. | BBC Archive | Facebook

In honor of the incredible Ronnie Spector who passed away yesterday, please enjoy this 1987 'The Legendary Ladies of Rock & Roll' performance. The iconic singer is joined onstage by her "New Ronettes," Belinda Carlisle Grace Slick, as well as Clarence Clemmons. 💔 #ripronniespector #ronniespector #clarenceclemmons #belindacarlisle #graceslick #thelegendaryladiesofrockandroll #theronettes #ronettes | Night Flight