EARLY MOTOWN SONGWRITER JANIE BRADFORD HOBB DIES IN LOS ANGELES AFTER ILLNESS AT AGE 87 LOS ANGELES (9News) — Janie Bradford Hobbs, 87, died Thursday in Los Angeles after an illness. She helped pen early Motown hits including “Money (That’s What I Want)” and “Too Busy Thinking About My Baby.” The death was reported by 9News.
Sources: 9News (Denver TV station)
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