Sandy Edmonds, born Rosalie L. Edmondson on 8 November 1948 in Liverpool, was a British-born pop singer and model who rose to fame in New Zealand during the 1960s. At the peak of her career, she was the country’s most recognizable teen idol, releasing several singles and making appearances on TV and in magazines. In 1966, she spent a few weeks in Sydney also appearing on the Go!! Show, returning in 1968 for about six months of performances. Keith Potger of The Seekers asked Sandy if she would like to audition for the departing Judith Durham, which Sandy declined. She briefly fronted the Sydney band Climax before unexpectedly stepping away from the spotlight. Later, she lived in Melbourne and pursued a career as a fashion retailer after leaving music. Sandy passed away in 2022.
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