Steve Wright, the legendary disc jockey on BBC Radio, passed away on Monday, February 12. Wright’s family announced the news of the broadcaster’s tragic death on Tuesday. The 69-year-old had pre-recorded his last show before death for Sunday, creating a Valentine’s Day Special playlist in his mid-morning show – Sunday Love Songs – on Radio 2.Steve Wright had a long-standing career in the radio industry, having joined BBC’s Radio 1 back in 1980. Having worked as a jockey on Radio 1 for 12 years, Wright was then moved to Radio 2, where he was a presenter for the next 23 years, right until his unfortunate demise.Signing off on the Sunday Love Songs for the last time on February 11, Steve Wright took the leave of his listeners saying:“I’ll be back for more love songs next Sunday.”Wright’s sudden death has left his fans in a state of shock, with countless friends and listeners paying tribute to the legend on social media.Steve Wright’s last playlist on Sunday Love Songs leaves behind a mark on listenersSteve Wright began his final performance on Sunday in his customary upbeat manner, belting out the songs—not realising at the time that it would be his last.Further, Wright shared how the day’s show was a dedicated Valentine’s Day Special, saying that the 2-hour show would be made up of “the greatest love songs of all the time.” The presenter also gave special shout-outs to lovers all across the country amidst the show.Here’s Steve Wright’s last-ever Sunday Love Songs playlist:Friends by Amii StewartI Only Want To Be With You by Dusty SpringfieldAll The Love That I Ever Needed by James BluntWatermelon Sugar by Harry StylesA Thousand Years by Christina PerriYou Make Me Wanna… by UsherIslands In The Stream by Kenny Rogers & Dolly PartonGiving It All Away by Roger DaltreyYour Love Is King by SadePerfect by Ed SheeranTake Me To The Mardi Gras by Johnnie TaylorAin’t No Stoppin’ Us Now by McFadden & WhiteheadHe’s So Shy by The Pointer SistersTrue Colors by Cyndi LauperThree Little Birds by Bob Marley & The WaliersSecret Lovers by Atlantic StarrLove Is The Answer by England Dan & John Ford ColeyUnchained Melody by The Righteous BrothersMake Someone Happy by Jimmy DuranteStardust by Nat King ColeToday Was A Fairytale (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor SwiftMy One Temptation by Mica ParisLil Boo Thang by Paul RussellRaining In My Heart by P.P. Arnold & BBC OrchestraDelicate by Terence Trent D’Arby & Des’reeFans call Steve Wright “a breath of fresh air” on XAs the news of Steve Wright’s death went viral on social media, a large crowd of netizens paid their tributes to the legend, sharing how they had grown up listening to his songs, and were “devastated” at learning about his death. Some fans called him “a broadcasting genius,” while others claimed that Sunday Love Songs would “never be the same again.”Here are some X reactions about the same:Following Wright’s death, whether BBC Radio 2 replaces him with a new presenter on Sunday Love Songs or axes the show altogether remains to be seen.