With her stirring voice and string of folky soft-rock hits, Carly Simon became a defining American singer/songwriter in the '70s. She scored a romantic hit with the title song from second record, '72's Anticipation, which she followed up with her sassy breakthrough album, No Secrets. After the huge success of her theme from the '77 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me, Simon became an in-demand Hollywood songwriter, earning both a GRAMMY® and an Oscar for her tune on the '88 film Working Girl. She's now a pop icon, having inspired everyone from Sheryl Crow to Taylor Swift.