Norma Miller was a dancer, singer, and actress known as the "Queen of Swing." As a member of the Lindy Hoppers, she popularized swing dancing in the 1930s and 40s. She grew up in Harlem near the legendary Savoy Ballroom, watching the dancers. She was a teenager when she was picked to be one of the Lindy Hoppers, an all-black professional swing dancing group that toured all over the world. Miller sang, danced, acted, and performed comedy at various nightclubs. She was good friends with Redd Foxx, and appeared on "Sanford and Son." She remained active, recently performing with an Italian swing band.