Bobby Caldwell, who famously sang R&B hits including “What You Won’t Do For Love” and “Open Your Eyes,” has died at the age of 71.
The American singer had been battling an illness for many years before he passed away. Caldwell died in his sleep while at his residence in New Jersey.
His wife since 2004, Mary Caldwell, broke the news on Twitter as she thanked fans for their prayers.
According to reports, the singer had ‘not been able to walk for about five years as he coped with painful bouts of neuropathy and a ruptured tendon in his ankle.’
