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Originally Posted by Inziladun
I don't know if anyone brought this up already, but there is a quote from the Unfinished Tales section The Hunt For the Ring which states:
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At length [Sauron] resolved that no others would serve him in this case but his mightiest servants, the Ringwraiths, who had no will but his own, each being utterly subservient to the ring that had enslaved him.
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Ah, but as the Ringwraiths are being spoken of collectively here, "him"
could have its secondary meaning of "a person etc of unspecified sex"- technically there's no way to tell in that context.
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Definitive? Not really, but I do think that if one of the Nazgûl had been female, that would have been a notable enough occurrence to have stated someplace.
Anyway, Sauron himself would likely have been frightened of a Nazgûl-ess. Women are quite enigmatic and worrisome enough without being invisible! 
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Invisible? What makes you think Nazgûl-esses are invisible? How would fan-fic authors be able to write paragraphs describing their exquisitely Gothic loveliness if they were
invisible? I ask you.
By the way, do half-Nazgûl count?