popular singer

noun

He was a wildly popular singer in his youth, owned a nightclub, and acquired wealth.

The great Jenny Lind retired from the stage completely defeated, only to return as the most popular singer of her time.

One of Schubert's best friends was a very popular singer in Vienna, and his tenor voice was of an exceptional compass.

I ain't a singer for nothing; I ain't the most popular singer in the slums for nought.

In the Southern States there is no more popular singer among the birds than the Mockingbird.

He was a son of the once notorious boxer, Henry Lee, and was married to the late popular singer, Mrs. Waylett.

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