It's hard to get to the idea, because the image that has been fixed for posterity since the 1980s is that of a wild, feline stage beast—so it was described over and over again by the chroniclers, handed over to its cause—who swept away everything in its wake, but the 1979 Tina Turner was a woman in the process of liberation, emancipation and reconstruction after having been destroyed in trillions of pieces by her ex-husband, Ike Turner, who had …
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It's hard to get to the idea, because the image that has been fixed for posterity since the 1980s is that of a wild, feline stage beast—so it was described over and over again by the chroniclers, handed over to its cause—who swept away everything in its wake, but the 1979 Tina Turner was a woman in the process of liberation, emancipation and reconstruction after having been destroyed in trillions of pieces by her ex-husband, Ike Turner, who had …