https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/rosalie-trombley-death-windsor-1.6260643
Rosalie Trombley, the influential Windsor radio music director who was known as the girl with the golden ear, has died.
Trombley became the music director at AM800 CKLW in 1968, when the station played Top 40 songs. She became very well known on both sides of the border as a tastemaker in the industry.
"Recording artists, both established and aspiring, visited Trombley to promote their latest single releases," Trombley's family said in a media release, adding that she is credited with breaking artists such as The Guess Who, Gordon Lightfoot, Alice Cooper and Aerosmith onto the charts.