We want to know the inspirational Scousers who have moved, inspired and entertained you over the years.
The ECHO has compiled a list of the great and good, reflecting the city's different communities, traditions and generations.
To start there are the household names familiar to millions such as Ken Dodd and Ricky Tomlinson.
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The golden era of Liverpool's showbusiness generation is represented by Jimmy Tarbuck and Gerry Marsden. And the Fab Four who conquered the world of pop with The Beatles are all there too, together with their manager Brian Epstein.
From the world of sport there are legends from the past such as Dixie Dean, more recent heroes like Steven Gerrard and contemporary stars such as Trent Alexander-Arnold. The world of boxing is represented by local bruisers John Conteh and Tony Bellew.
The city's contribution to arts and culture is also recognised in the form of Beryl Bainbridge, Sue Johnston, Phil Redmond, Frank Cotterell Boyce, Stephen Graham, Paul McGann, and Alexei Sayle.
And the city's popstars such as Frankie Goes to Hollywood frontman Holly Johnson, Ian McCulloch and Ian Broudie are also on the list.
The new generation of young women representing the city to a global audience are there, such as actress Jodie Comer and presenter Sam Quek.
The city' s forgotten funny men from the 70s and 80s are there too, such as Leonard Rossiter and Kenny Everett.
And inspirational women who have endured unimaginable loss, such as Denise Fergus and Gee Walker.
To nominate your Scouse hero go here
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