Annie Lennox
MTV Video Music Awards
American Music Awards 2008 – AMA Award of Merit for her work and her humanitarian efforts Ivor Novello Awards 1984 – Songwriter of the Year for Lennox and Dave Stewart 1987 – Songwriter of the Year for Lennox and Dave Stewart 1987 – Best contemporary song ("Its Alright, (Baby's Coming Back)") 1993 – Best Song ("Why") Honorary degrees and awards 1986 – Associate – Royal Academy of Music London 1997 – Fellowship – Royal Academy of Music London 2006 – Honorary Doctor of Music – The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama 2006 – Fellowship – Edinburgh College of Art 2009 – Honorary Doctorate at the University of Edinburgh (awarded 20 October 2009), in recognition of her work in the field of HIV/AIDS, and her success as a recording artist.

Annie Lennox

Section Title: MTV Video Music Awards
Table Section Text: American Music Awards 2008 – AMA Award of Merit for her work and her humanitarian efforts Ivor Novello Awards 1984 – Songwriter of the Year for Lennox and Dave Stewart 1987 – Songwriter of the Year for Lennox and Dave Stewart 1987 – Best contemporary song ("Its Alright, (Baby's Coming Back)") 1993 – Best Song ("Why") Honorary degrees and awards 1986 – Associate – Royal Academy of Music London 1997 – Fellowship – Royal Academy of Music London 2006 – Honorary Doctor of Music – The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama 2006 – Fellowship – Edinburgh College of Art 2009 – Honorary Doctorate at the University of Edinburgh (awarded 20 October 2009), in recognition of her work in the field of HIV/AIDS, and her success as a recording artist.

Year	Category	Nominee(s)	Result

1984	Best New Artist	"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"	Won

1992	Best Female Video	"Why"	Won

MTV European Video Of The Year	Nominated

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"Why" won an Award for Best Female Video at the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards.

final_sentence: "Why" won an Award for Best Female Video at the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards.