Singer and founding member of Atlantic Starr, Wayne Lewis, has died at 68. His band shared the tragic news on Facebook, adding that Lewis passed away on Thursday. “It’s with great sadness we have to post the passing of Wayne Lewis on June 5, 2025 please keep the family in your prayers and respect [their] privacy.” The cause of death was not announced. Lewis, who was beloved by some fans as a “voice of a generation,” was known for R&B hits like “Always” and “Secret Lovers.” The keyboard player and icon of 80s music formed the New York-based group in 1976. He started the band with his brothers, David and Jonathan. David was a singer and guitarist, while Jonathan was a keyboardist and trombonist. The band’s smash hits frequently made their way up the pop charts and Atlantic Starr was hailed for its catchy tunes. The band still continues to perform today, and released their 13th album “Metamorphosis” in 2017. Lewis was a loyal member of the band until the end of his life.
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