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13. Which musical group, initially comprising three sisters, transitioned into a duo when Bonnie Pointer departed in 1977?
Correct Incorrect The Pointer Sisters were assembled in the early 1970s, comprising real-life sisters who united in Oakland, California. They initially recorded in a classic jazz style, which was considered a nostalgic choice at the time. In 1977, June and Bonnie Pointer departed, leaving Ruth and Anita as a duo. Their rendition of Bruce Springsteen's "Fire" became a hit in 1979, reaching number two on the charts. In 1984, they achieved four consecutive top-ten hits. While their success gradually diminished, they continue to perform live.