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Amanda Lear's disco trilogy of the 1970s-Sweet Revenge, Never Trust a Pretty Face, and Diamonds for Breakfast-marks a defining moment in music history. This book offers an in-depth exploration of these iconic albums, tracing the evolution of Lear's sound and image within the larger context of the disco era. Through critical analysis and cultural insight, it delves into Lear's bold, provocative persona, examining how her music and visuals both challenged and reshaped societal norms around gender and sexuality. Each album is considered in detail, from its production and artistic vision to its reception in France and abroad. Featuring interviews, sourced quotes, and reflections on Lear's lasting impact, this book celebrates her role as a trailblazer in music, performance, and identity. It reveals the complex and captivating legacy of a woman who defined an era and continues to inspire with her unforgettable contribution to pop culture.

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