Madonna's Dilemma What to do with being around for a long time Madam X, she is still using sex as a muse. When I discovered Madonna was incensed over a recent article about her in New York Times Magazine, I immediately recalled what another writer had to say about her. It was illuminating. Lisa Robinson, author of “There Goes Gravity: A Life in Rock and Roll,” wrote, “We talked for almost two hours. I recently listened back to that tape, and my impression remains the same now as it was then: to me, she seemed humorless, a determined woman who decided music was the way to go. It would help her rule the world. Madonna was the only one in the thousands of interviews that I did over four decades who gave me absolutely nothing. She talked for a long time. She told me her story. But it all sounded like a boilerplate." This is far from the impression I am sure she wanted to leave. Vanessa Grigoriadis, author of “Madonna at Sixty” for the New York Times Magazine,
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