Laura Lynch, a founding member of the Dixie Chicks — now known as The Chicks — died Friday in a car crash in El Paso, Texas. She was 65 years old.

 

Laura Lynch

Laura Lynch, center, performs with the Chicks in 1993. 

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Laura Lynch, a founding member of the beloved country band the Chicks, died in a car

accident in West Texas on Dec. 22. Lynch co-founded the Chicks in 1989 with Robin Lynn Macy, Martie Maguire, and Emily Strayer, the Dixie Chicks (now known as The Chicks) have won numerous awards throughout their successful career. Here are some notable achievements:

• Grammy Awards: The group has won a total of 13 Grammy Awards, including five for their album "Taking the Long Way" and three for the hit single "Not Ready to Make Nice."
• American Music Awards: The Dixie Chicks have won four awards from seven nominations.
• Billboard Music Awards: The group has won seven awards from eight nominations, based on sales, radio airplay, and other factors.
• British Country Music Association Awards: They received one nomination.
• Canadian Country Music Association Awards: The Dixie Chicks have won three awards.

These accolades demonstrate the incredible talent and success of the Dixie Chicks, making them one of the most celebrated and accomplished country music groups of all time.

Yes, the Dixie Chicks (now The Chicks) have indeed received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame! In recognition of their incredible

achievements in the music industry, the trio was honored with this prestigious distinction, which is a testament to their enduring legacy and influence. It's a well-deserved recognition for their immense talent, innovation, and impact on the world of country music.

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