Lena Horne died at a New York City hospital Sunday.
Horne broke racial barriers as a Hollywood and Broadway star.
In the 1940s, Horne was one of the first black performers hired to sing with a major white band and among a handful with a Hollywood contract.
In 1943, she won the role of Selina Rogers in the all-black movie musical "Stormy Weather."
Her recording of the title song became a major hit.
She won a special Tony Award for her 1981 one-woman Broadway show, "Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music."
