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W: In the studio today, we had Jonas Day, who’ s just won an award for student journalism with an article about Madonna for his college newspaper. Jonas, welcome! I believe Madonna herself ring to congratulate you.
M: It’ s true that I had a letter from her PR Company, but I didn’ t speak to her myself.
W: So let’ s start the beginning. She was born in Detroit in 1958. Is that right?
M: Actually, at a place called Rochester.
W: All right, OK. Tell us how her career took off.
M: Well, of course the thing most people don’t associate with Madonna is the fact that she is chief executive of a large company called Maverick Entertainment which is a multi-million dollar company and dares her more than her records and films.
W: Yes, her image is certainly different, isn’ t it? She’ s had a lot of bad publicity about her private life, hasn’ t she?
M: She said at the time that what they said in the newspapers took her by surprise. She believed her life to be totally under control. Everything she had ever done has been carefully planned. You know, in order to get a record contract when she came to New York, she went to clubs where she knew record producers went. She even managed to get an appointment with the head of Sier Records when he was in hospital. He reckoned she was a very determined lady.
W: I heard a similar story about how she got a manager. Apparently she asked herself who managed the biggest actor in the world. And of course that was Michael Jackson’ s manager. And she decided she wanted him to manage her too. She just walked into his office and told him.
M: Well, there you have it: determination, charm, intelligence and above all, talent.