Madonna - Queen of Pop

She has dominated the music charts, she has hit the silver screen, she has entered the publishing industry, and she is probably one of the most publicized celebrities of the 20th century. To say that she is a celebrity would be an understatement; she is a veritable pop icon.

She attended the University of Michigan on a dance scholarship, but she put aside her studies after two years of student life to head for New York City and pursue her dreams of becoming a star.

Developing more of an interest in music, Madonna joined her then boyfriend's band and had the opportunity to be backup singer and dancer for a well-known disco star. With more of a taste for pop music, Madonna began writing songs and performing at local dance clubs. She was beginning to receive the exposure she was aiming for and audiences were beginning to take notice of the confident, untamed singer.

Nevertheless, her popularity continued unabated, with thousands of teenage girls adopting her sexy appearance, being dubbed Madonna wannabes. In August, she married actor Sean Penn; the couple had a rocky marriage that ended in 1989.
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