Chaka Khan is an American singer and songwriter born Yvette Marie Stevens on
March 23, 1953, in Chicago, Illinois. After performing with several local
groups, she joined the funk band Rufus in 1972 and adopted the stage name under
which she became known. Rufus released its self-titled debut in 1973, followed
by Rags to Rufus in 1974; its Stevie Wonder-penned single “Tell Me Something
Good” reached number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned the group its first
Grammy Award. Further Rufus albums included Rufusized in 1974, Rufus Featuring
Chaka Khan in 1975, which produced “Sweet...