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The ’80s are the decade o f women
in music. And Vanity 6 is the group
o f women that w ill forever shatter
radio's sex barrier. The three sultry
sirens in Vanity 6 — Brenda, Vanity
and Susan— are tackling a musical
turf that was previously a man's do­
m ain— daringly explicit and honest
sexuality.
Vanity 6 come on stage in scant,
racy stage ou tfits, singing original
songs to match, songs like “ Nasty
G irls '* ( “ I'm lo o kin g fo r a man
th a t'll do it a n y w h e re/E ve n on a
limousine floor/C ause tonight I ’ m
livin’ in a fantasy/M y own little nas­
ty w o rld " ) and “ D rive M e W ild "
( “ Ooh, look at me, I'm a C adillac/
I'm a brand new convertible c h ild /
I ’ve never been driven, baby, you’re
the firs ,/C o m e on, baby, drive me
w ild " ). In fact, their songwriting
and singing talents so impressed
m ulti-m illion selling Warner Bros,
star Prince that he's having Vanity 6
open on his upcoming October tour,
backed by fellow Minneapolis gold
L.P band The Time.
But lest anyone think that Vanity
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The name Aretha Franklin conjures up— for millions across the w o r ld -
images o f em o tio n , intensity and fire: the pure essence o f that elusive
quality known as soul. Aretha Franklin’s influence as one o f the forerun­
ners o f black music today has earmarked her as a legend in her own time.
Aretha's musical education unquestionably began in church with the in­
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