Annie Lennox is a Scottish singer, songwriter, and activist best known as the lead vocalist of Eurythmics and for her successful solo career. Born in 1954, she gained fame in the 1980s with hits like Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) and Here Comes the Rain Again. Her distinctive voice, androgynous style, and powerful performances made her an icon of the era.

As a solo artist, she released acclaimed albums such as Diva (1992) and Medusa (1995), producing hits like Why and No More “I Love You’s”. Beyond music, Lennox is a passionate activist, advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness, women’s rights, and humanitarian causes. Her work has earned multiple Grammy Awards, an Oscar, and a reputation as one of the most influential artists of her generation.