Andrews, Julie (October 1)
Mary Poppins, and Maria from The Sound of Music
Famous Libra Celebrities
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Ashanti (October 13)
Singer of "Foolish" and "Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)" -
Autry, Gene (September 29)
The singing cowboy star who did "Back in the Saddle" -
Berry, Chuck (October 18)
Early rock legend who did "Johnny B. Goode" -
Blakey, Art (October 11)
Drummer and leader of the Jazz Messengers -
Burns, Steve (October 9)
Host of the children's TV show Blue's Clues -
Charles, Ray (September 23)
The singer of "Georgia On My Mind" -
Chen, Edison (October 7)
The Infernal Affairs star caught in a sexy photo scandal -
Coltrane, John (September 23)
Innovative sax player and composer -
Cowell, Simon (October 7)
The obnoxious judge on TV's American Idol -
Dogg, Snoop (October 20)
Languid West Coast rapper and celebr-izzle -
Duff, Hilary (September 28)
TV's Lizzie McGuire -
Eminem (October 17)
Rapper of the hit "The Slim Shady LP" -
Geldof, Bob (October 5)
The singer who organized the Live Aid concerts -
Gershwin, George (September 26)
Composer of Rhapsody in Blue -
Gillespie, Dizzy (October 21)
The bebop trumpeter with the upturned horn -
Ginuwine (October 15)
Smooth, sexy singer of "Pony" -
Glover, Donald (September 25)
Star and creator of 'Atlanta', and rapper Childish Gambino -
Jackson, Wanda (October 20)
The "Queen of Rockabilly" -
Kerr, Anita (October 13)
Creator and leader of country music's The Anita Kerr Singers -
Lavigne, Avril (September 27)
The former skate punk who sang the hit "Complicated" -
Lee, Tommy (October 3)
Mötley Crüe, drummer and Pam Anderson's ex-husband -
Lennon, John (October 9)
One of the songwriters from The Beatles -
Lil Wayne (September 27)
The Grammy-winning rapper of the Tha Carter series of albums -
Liszt, Franz (October 22)
Romantic composer known for his Hungarian Rhapsodies -
Marsalis, Wynton (October 18)
The trumpeter in the Marsalis jazz family -
Mayer, John (October 16)
Singer of "Your Body is a Wonderland" -
Ma, Yo-Yo (October 7)
The Grammy-winning Franco-Chinese celebrity cellist -
McKeown, Erin (October 15)
Singer of "Queen of Quiet" -
McLean, Don (October 2)
The guy who did "American Pie" and "Starry, Starry Night" -
Monk, Thelonious (October 10)
Influential and idiosyncratic bop jazz pianist -
Montand, Yves (October 13)
The French actor who starred in The Wages of Fear -
Morton, Jelly Roll (October 20)
The composer of Jelly Roll Blues -
Mya (October 10)
Singer of "Ghetto Superstar" and "Fallen" -
Nico (October 16)
Spooky vocalist who was with the Velvet Underground -
Osmond, Marie (October 13)
The co-star of TV's The Donny and Marie Show -
Petty, Tom (October 20)
The singer of "Breakdown" -
Prine, John (October 10)
The singer/songwriter who did "Angel From Montgomery" -
Silverstein, Shel (September 25)
Author of Where the Sidewalk Ends -
Simon, Paul (October 13)
Half of the singing duo Simon and Garfunkel -
Simpson, Ashlee (October 3)
Jessica Simpson's sister and singer of "Pieces of Me" -
Smith, Will (September 25)
Popular rapper and star of the film Men in Black -
Springsteen, Bruce (September 23)
The New Jersey rocker who did the song "Born to Run" -
Stefani, Gwen (October 3)
The platinum-blonde singer of "Hollaback Girl" -
Sting (October 2)
The bass-playing former frontman for The Police -
Tatum, Art (October 13)
Jazz's too-many-notes piano wizard of the 1930s and '40s -
T.I. (September 25)
Rapper of the 2006 album King -
Usher (October 14)
The R&B star who did "You Make Me Wanna..." and "Yeah" -
Vaughan, Stevie Ray (October 3)
Lead singer and guitarist for the band Double Trouble -
Wyclef Jean (October 17)
The hip-hop star who tried to run for president of Haiti