Motown is not just historical music. The label and its great legacy reflect the hard work of dedicated individuals who have overcome incredible obstacles to achieve great success. Detroit has always been known only as the “Motor City.” Gordy felt like he was at home, warm and grew up with soulful people who gave him the idea of ​​using the city instead of the city. This gave him the idea "Motown", which was the perfect name for his new record label. He was a man of vision, determination, talent and determination. Gordy was also a producer, an innovative entrepreneur and also a teacher. The hugely successful Motown Records was and still is capable of contributing all the talent it brought out in others. Motown resolved racial prejudice by becoming the most successful independent record label in the history of the music industry and the best and most successful in Africa. -American-owned business in America. In 1968, the company had 5 records in the top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 chart, which was a chart of the most successful music. During the late 80's and 90's, all of Motown's major talented artists were admired for all of their hits and achievements and were inducted into the Rock n' roll Hall of Fame. After Berry's introduction in 1988, the legendary founder of Motown was given the following tribute: “ Gordy sought to bridge the racial divide with music that could touch all people, regardless of the color of their skin. Under this tutelage, Motown became a model of black capitalism, pride and self-expression, and a repository for some of the greatest talent ever brought together in one company... Motown's stable of singers, songwriters and musicians adopted the concept of simple, catchy pop songs at an intensity... After Motown, black popular music would never again be dismissed as a minority taste... Aesthetically no less than commercially, Motown's achievements will likely remain unrivaled and