Freddie Mercury
Freddie Mercury’s vocals powered some of Queen’s strongest rock hits in the 1970s. His four-octave range and songwriting skills make him a staple in most lists of top-100 rock musicians of all time, and his music continues to be popular four decades after it was recorded. While diagnosed with AIDS in 1987, Mercury kept the diagnosis as secret as possible, despite constant media reports. In November 1991, he publically announced his fight against AIDS. Two days later, he died of AIDS-related pneumonia.
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