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He carried away armloads of magazines, books, films and white papers. That sounds like overdramatizing from someone whose group has sold some 40 million recordings, already owns eight Grammys and armloads of other music awards, and is the first African-American woman to be named pop songwriter of the year by ASCAP - the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. With clockwork precision, they paralleled or echoed each other--scooping armloads of air, one foot chasing another, or notching tight chains of quick pivots. |
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