Like Julian Lennon, like Ziggy Marley, like Jakob Dylan, she is blessed and burdened with a name that not only defines an illustrious musical era but seems to sum up a national sensibility.
On that same day, a series of tax cuts and credits, including the illustrious Bush-era rates, are expiring.
He has written a shrewd, insightful book, less a conventional work of history than a series of strobe-lighted snapshots of a historical era and its illustrious and less-than-illustrious leaders.
"Since its inception, Twelve has been a singular publisher and I am excited to shepherd a new era for this illustrious imprint".
Shadowed by mammoth live oaks and the haunting grace of Spanish moss, the graves of many of Savannah's most illustrious citizens can be found in this Victorian-era cemetery, including Johnny Mercer.
That created further separation with those who have had the misfortune to play in what is ever more Williams's era, and it narrowed the gap with illustrious predecessors like Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert, who each won 18 Grand Slam singles titles and are tied for fourth on the career list.
While those names have solidified their place as the roots of Detroit electronic music, there's another producer coming from that era whose career has been just as illustrious, albeit understated, with 100s of remixes to his credit.
Murray said that passing the illustrious four-times Queen's Club champions of the modern era, John McEnroe (who was in Raonic's box as his temporary grasscourt adviser), Roy Emerson, Lleyton Hewitt and Boris Becker, "feels good".
"In the past, you could end up with an illustrious career working independently, but I think we're now in a very different era.
