On May 3, 1977, photographer Cecil I. Taylor took these beautiful photos of Madonna at the Art Worlds Institute of Creative Arts in Ann Arbor, Michigan, before she moved to New York City.
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Completely over-rated.
ReplyDeleteIn these pictures she just looks like every single last brunette in New York. (Yeah, it's true; they all look exactly the same. It's weird.)
ReplyDeleteMadonna: reason #70234874084370978202373409873 the 80s sucked so hard.
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