Nancy Wilson's preferred description of her formidable talents was “song stylist,” which succinctly sums up the late, legendary singer's ability to refashion almost any type of popular music into her own image. She turned the doo-wop smash “Can't Take My Eyes Off You” into a gently blossoming chronicle of falling in love, reworked The Beatles' “The Long and Winding Road” into a bravura showcase for her expansive range, and added the promise of adventure to “Moon River.” Wilson was a pop icon whose rich interpretative skills and nimble voice transcended genre and generation boundaries—her death in December 2018 inspired online tributes from Chaka Khan, John Legend and Janelle Monae.