Ronnie Dyson was an American soul and pop singer, notable for his distinctive and powerful vocal style. He gained prominence in the late 1960s as the lead of the Broadway musical "Hair," where his performance of "Aquarius" made a significant impact. His musical style was characterized by soulful ballads, as showcased in his hit singles such as "Why Can't I Touch You?" and "If You Let Me Make Love to You Then Why Can't I Touch You?". Despite his early death at the age of 40, Dyson's influence in the soul and pop genres endures.