Monroe, I love you.

Any self-respecting M stan with half a lick of sense would understand the point you are trying to make. Her career can be divided precisely by the Sex book. That marked the end of her heyday, and the end to the fallacy that she was a virtuoso when it came to the boundaries of pop culture, music, and good taste. Of course she's too proud to ever cop to the misstep she made with that book. She's lucky she's had significant second and third winds in her career that kept her relevant, but they never restored her to her former glory.

And her styling was FIERCE !

I love the Letterman interview

Wow you are dedicated

Her career before Sex reached the normal peak of popstar career's, Sex the only thing that marked was the start of a Madonna that cared more for substance, to do things she wanted/believed in, instead of caring for commercial success. Madonna hasn't had 'second' or 'third' winds as she has always been the 'Queen of Pop' and still no one comes close to matching her influence.


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You mean they are not intelligent enough

This. I don't see ANY of the pop girls be as ballsy.

aww Madonna

LOL when I watched this as a kid, i thought it was ****in awesome, I kno some prudes were hell bent in ruining her career, buta las it didn't happen

I too miss da ****ty Madonna from Erotica, she was sooo beautiful, the videos and Girlie Show kick ass

LOL this was da point were she lost it, lost what bitch?
she had I'll Remember out at da time which peaked at number 2 and Bedtime Stories was bein prept
my bitch wasn't losin ****

I really loved Madonna back then. She didn't give a ****. The cursing bits were staged anyways...David just acted like it was spontaneous and sort of threw her under the bus.

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Yeah she so lost it she just crossed the 1 billion gross mark with her tours and has just become the artist with most cross-format billboard number 1's ever

This interview still gives me the kiis



Pure Madonna brilliance