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Barbara Walters, one of the most visible women on U.S. television as the first female anchor on an American network evening news broadcast and one of TV's most prominent interviewers, died on Friday at age 93, her longtime ABC News home said.

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Barbara Walters, the first woman to break up the all-male club of network television anchors and one of the last remaining megastars in broadcast news who deftly coaxed world leaders and celebrities alike into revealing their secrets and deepest fears, has died, according to ABC News, her longtime employer.

Trailblazing broadcaster was known for her interviewing skills

During more than three decades at ABC, and before that at NBC, Walters’ exclusive interviews with the famous and powerful brought her celebrity status that ranked with theirs.

The American TV legend was famous for her hard hitting interview style and was known for interviewing the biggest names in entertainment over the course of a hugely successful career

Barbara Walters, the intrepid interviewer, anchor and program host who led the way as the first woman to become a TV news superstar has died. She was 93.