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The Unsung Muse Behind Motown's Icon | Music News
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Janie Bradford Hobbs, the unsung architect behind Motown’s early magic, has passed away — but her legacy echoes through every beat of “Money (That’s What I Want).” Starting as a receptionist in 1958, she didn’t just file paperwork; she co-wrote one of Motown’s most iconic hits and helped shape the sound that shook the world. Berry Gordy called her an “original Motown family” member, praising her unwavering belief in the dream from day one. Her story is a powerful reminder: behind every legendary record was someone who believed, built, and dared to dream — even if their name wasn’t on the cover.
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