Famous Virgo Celebrities

• Acuff, Roy (September 15)

  "The King of Country Music"

• Black, Jack (August 28)

  The wild-eyed star of School of Rock

• Brown, Foxy (September 6)

  The sassy rapper of Ill Na Na

• Cage, John (September 5)

  Composer of the silent piano piece 4' 33"

• Cline, Patsy (September 8)

  Country and pop sensation who sang "Crazy"

• Cohen, Leonard (September 21)

  The writer of the haunting song "Hallelujah"

• Coleman, Zendaya (September 1)

  Michelle (aka MJ) in the Spider-Man movie series

• Connick, Harry Jr. (September 11)

  Jazz heartthrob and Independence Day star

• Costello, Elvis (August 25)

  The guy who did "Watching the Detectives" and "Radio, Radio"

• Davis, Jimmie (September 11)

  Louisiana's "Singing Governor"

• Des Barres, Pamela (September 9)

  Groupie author of I'm With the Band

• Elliot, Cass (September 19)

  The big member the pop group The Mamas & The Papas

• Estefan, Gloria (September 1)

  The Miami-based singer of "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You"

• Hill, Faith (September 21)

  Tim McGraw's wife and singer of "Wild One"

• Holly, Buddy (September 7)

  The rock music pioneer who sang "Peggy Sue"

• Hudson, Jennifer (September 12)

  The American Idol contestant who won an Oscar for Dreamgirls

• Hynde, Chrissie (September 7)

  Leader of the rock band The Pretenders

• Jackson, Michael (August 29)

  The eccentric 'King of Pop' who recorded the album Thriller

• Jonas, Nick (September 16)

  The lead singer for the Jonas Brothers band

• Jones, George (September 12)

   The country music legend who sang "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

• King, B.B. (September 16)

  The blues guitarist who did "The Thrill Is Gone"

• Knowles, Beyoncé (September 4)

  Singer of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)"

• Lively, Blake (August 25)

  Serena on TV's Gossip Girl

• Ludacris (September 11)

  Rapper who did "Southern Hospitality"

• Marsalis, Branford (August 26)

  Jazz saxophonist and brother of Wynton Marsalis

• Moby (September 11)

  The bald techno artist who recorded Play

• Monroe, Bill (September 13)

  Kentuckian called "The Father of Bluegrass Music"

• Morrison, Van (August 31)

  The singer of "Brown Eyed Girl" and "Moondance"

• Parker, Charlie (August 29)

  Influential alto saxophone player

• Phillips, John (August 30)

  Co-founder of The Mamas and The Papas

• Pink (September 8)

  The singer of "Get This Party Started"

• Redding, Otis (September 9)

  Soul singer who did "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay"

• Rollins, Sonny (September 7)

  The bop-era saxophonist who did "St. Thomas"

• Schumann, Clara (September 13)

   The pianist wife of composer Robert Schumann

• Simmons, Gene (August 25)

  Frontman for the rock band KISS

• Studdard, Ruben (September 12)

  2003 winner of TV's American Idol program

• Thalia (August 26)

  Latin pop singer of "Tu y Yo"

• Twain, Shania (August 28)

  Singer of the pop hit "You're Still The One"

• Waters, Roger (September 6)

  Bass-playing lyricist for Pink Floyd

• Wells, Kitty (August 30)

  The Queen of Country Music

• White, Barry (September 12)

  The singer of "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe"

• Williams, Hank (September 17)

  The country singer who did "Your Cheatin' Heart"

• Winehouse, Amy (September 14)

  The talented, boozy and short-lived singer of the song "Rehab"

• Yearwood, Trisha (September 19)

  Singer of country music's "She's In Love With the Boy"

• Young, Lester (August 27)

  The jazz saxophonist called "The Prez"

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