French singer France Gall has died. She was 70. Gall, who owned France’s pop charts for decades and who inspired “My Way,” died Sunday morning in Paris’ American Hospital.

France Gall, a French pop singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest and sold millions of albums over a four-decade career, died Jan. 7 near Paris. She was 70.

France Gall died in 2018 at the age of 70. She released the final studio album of her lifetime, France, in 1996. Matthew Strauss is a Long Island native and a graduate of Columbia University.

Today Google Doodle honours French pop icon France Gall on what would have been the singer's 76 birthday.. The star passed away in January 2018 at the age of 70, following a two-year-long battle ...

Singer France Gall, whose hits -- including a Eurovision triumph with Serge Gainsbourg -- made her an icon of French pop music, has died aged 70.

France Gall passed away Sunday morning (Jan. 7) in Paris after an infection complication caused by cancer. By Rob Arcand French singer France Gall has died at age 70. A representative for Gall ...

French singer France Gall, who shot to fame in the 1960s with a series of hits and a sexually suggestive song about lollipops written by Serge Gainsbourg, died Sunday aged 70, her spokeswoman ...

One of the icons of the French '60s pop Yé-yé scene, France Gall won the 1965 Eurovision song contest with the Serge Gainsbourg-penned "Poupee De Cire, Pou"pee De Son." She was 70.

France Gall & Michel Berger: Toi Sinon Personne is broadcast this evening, Monday 8 January, from 20:55 CET, on France 3. About France Gall.

France Gall, who died this week aged 70, inspired her jilted boyfriend Claude François to write a mournful ballad about lost love called Comme D’Habitude (As Usual, in English).