‘I Kissed a Lady’ Singer Jill Sobule
Dies In Home Hearth
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Jill Sobule, well-known for her 1995 music “I Kissed a Lady,” is useless, TMZ has confirmed.
The singer/songwriter died Thursday in a home fireplace in Minneapolis, Minnesota, her supervisor, John Porter, instructed TMZ.
“Jill Sobule was a pressure of nature and human rights advocate whose music is woven into our tradition,” he stated within the assertion. “I used to be having a lot enjoyable working along with her. I misplaced a consumer & a pal at the moment. I hope her music, reminiscence, & legacy proceed to reside on and encourage others.”
Jill additionally carried out “Supermodel” from the hit film “Clueless” starring Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, Brittany Murphy, Donald Faison, Breckin Meyer and Stacey Sprint.
She had a present scheduled for Friday night time at Swallow Hill Music’s Tuft Theater in Denver, her hometown.
She launched 12 albums over a three-decade profession in Hollywood … and he or she created a critically acclaimed autobiographical musical, “F*** seventh Grade.” Jill additionally did the theme music for the Nickelodeon present “Unfabulous.”
There will likely be a proper memorial celebrating her life and legacy later this summer time, per John.
She is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, James and Mary Ellen Sobule, and her beloved nephews, Ian Matthew and Robert and Robert’s spouse Irina. She can also be survived by quite a few beloved cousins and numerous pals.
Jill was 66.
RIP