Longtime Nashville music journalist Vernell Hackett died in Chicago on Aug. 14.
During her career, Hackett worked with artists including Chris LeDoux and Dale Ann Bradley.
Vernell Hackett
John Montgomery / Courtesy Sexton Entertainment
Veteran music journalist Vernell Hackett, a longtime chronicler of Nashville’s top music artists, died on Aug. 14 in Chicago, after suffering from cardiac arrest. Hackett was 77.
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