The author of three songs at once in the first British music hit parade Vera Lynn died in 104 years of life, reports the BBC. At this radio station, the singer led a concert radio program during the Second World War, having gained national fame.
In 1952, three performer songs immediately fell into the first music hit parade in history, published by the New Musical Express magazine.
In 2009, she headed the British album chart with We'll Meet Again: The Very Best of Vera Lynn at the age of 92, becoming the only British musician who got into the hit parades in the XX and XXI century.
The musical career of Vera Lynn lasted almost 85 years. She was a lady-commandor of the Order of the British Empire.