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director Russel Mulcahy that dramatized this shifting of the pop-cultural guard. The choice amounted to your cable community brashly declaring its own relevance before most any person even realized it existed. But MTV was right. In two or three many years, unglamorous groups like Toto and Kansas were on their way out, and trend-forward acts like Du

(Janet’s particularly now life during the Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame.) Filmed in smoky black and white and set in what seems to generally be an abandoned power plant, the video announces the singer and her crew as soldiers of social justice, as she sings about breaking shade strains and signing up for our voices in protest. Does the title monit