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Why Tina Turner wasn't "comfortable" with her biggest album

Summary by Far Out Magazine
A set of slower, more introspective songs wound up becoming the best-selling record of her career, but Turner wasn't sure that Private Dancer was going to work.
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Why Tina Turner wasn't "comfortable" with her biggest album

A set of slower, more introspective songs wound up becoming the best-selling record of her career, but Turner wasn't sure that Private Dancer was going to work.

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Far Out Magazine broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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