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This was about
March or April of 2000, and my manager called, and he says, "You have the number-one
record," and I was like,
"What does that mean?" and he said, "That means they play your record
more than anybody else's." I thought it was cool, but I just didn't get
what was going on, because I was having
so much fun on my tour, [laughs] But anyway, we go back
to the States, and my son was with me
March or April of 2000, and my manager called, and he says, "You have the number-one
record," and I was like,
"What does that mean?" and he said, "That means they play your record
more than anybody else's." I thought it was cool, but I just didn't get
what was going on, because I was having
so much fun on my tour, [laughs] But anyway, we go back
to the States, and my son was with me
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This was about
March or April of 2000,
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and my manager called,
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and he says,
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"You have the number-one
record,"
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and I was like,
"What does that mean?"
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and he said, "That means
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they play your record
more than anybody else's."
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I thought it was cool,
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but I just didn't get
what was going on,
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because I was having
so much fun on my tour,
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[laughs]
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But anyway, we go back
to the States,
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and my son was with me.
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Movie Summary
Features interviews with several female pioneers in music and pays homage to those who have stormed the stage and wielded their instruments.