Phyllis (looking stunning!) and Mütter Evans - the owner of WAAA radio station at Wake Forest University. Mütter made history, being a woman of color, owning a radio station at 26 years of age in the 70s. "Phyllis did visit WAAA. She did an on-air interview, and she and I bonded over a really good sister-to-sister conversation afterward. She didn't want to leave but of course, they had other stops to make. Gifted, talented, smart and a woman who knew how she wanted to live her life and work. In

"The girl singer phenomenon is starting again, and we're hearing lyrics. Sade started it. Whitney Houston made it happen big. Anita Baker is very good. So is Regina Belle, and others. Phyllis Hyman was there from day one. She just hasn't received the amount of airplay I think she deserves." - Nancy Wilson, The Michigan Chronicle, March 18, 1989. | Phyllis Hyman