Diana Ross (born Diane Ross On March 26, 1944) Is An American Twelve-time Grammy And Oscar-nominated Singer, Record Producer And Actress, Whose Musical Repertoire Spans R&B, Soul, Pop, Disco And Jazz. During The 1960s, She Helped Shape The Sound Of Popular Music And The Motown Sound As Lead Singer Of The Supremes Before Leaving For A Solo Career In The Beginning Of 1970. Since The Beginning Of Her Career With The Supremes And As A Solo Artist, Diana Ross Has Sold More Than 100 Million Records.