Pat Lewis is an American soul singer who emerged during the 1960s as a notable figure in the Detroit music scene. She worked with legendary songwriters and producers such as George Clinton and Isaac Hayes, contributing to the signature sound of that era's soul and R&B music. While she never attained massive commercial success as a solo artist, her collaborations with other musicians and her work as a background vocalist have been influential in the genre. Her most recognized solo recording is "No One to Love," which continues to be a classic among Northern Soul enthusiasts.