Madonna by Andrew Morton

Name: Madonna by Andrew Morton
SKU: YS25503
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Location

South Africa

Product code

YS25503

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638816445

256 pages, Hardcover

239 x 158 x 29mm ( L x W x T)

Condition: Very Good (Has very small/minor signs of wear). There no markings, inscriptions or signatures of any kind, pages are clean and vibrant.

Genres: Biography / Music / Nonfiction / Biography Memoir

Ah, those early 2000s... Andrew Morton's Madonna biography, a snapshot of a time when the Queen of Pop still held so many mysteries. He wanted to capture her ambition, her loves, her very essence.

Seventy voices from her past, echoing through New York's dimly lit bars and clubs, all trying to paint a picture. It was a time when we were all so eager to know more.

The book, it didn't quite land as expected, did it? Critics were harsh, and it didn't fly off the shelves. And Madonna herself? She wasn't happy, a letter sent, a plea to leave her world alone.

But Morton, he stood by his work, driven by a fascination with her impact, her undeniable mark on our culture. It was a moment in time, a fleeting glimpse into the life of an icon, and a reminder of how much we yearned to understand her then.

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