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Miscellaneous Throwbacks- Volume 20

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Dec 21, 2001
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Barbi Benton, 1970

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Barbara Roufs was one of the sexy women of drag racing in the 1970s

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Elizabeth Hurley 1994

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Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell 1993

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Linda Ronstadt 1970

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Debbie Harry 70’s

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Barbara Bouchet, circa 1960 (played Moneypenny in 1967’s Casino Royale }

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Victoria Principal, 1983

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Madeline Smith, 1971

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Linda Ronstadt, 1975

In the 1970s, Linda Ronstadt became the so-called Queen of Rock -- not necessarily because she rocked hard (she wasn't exactly a female Bon Scott) but because of her massive success and image. She was playing stadiums and was a major sex symbol, and media loved her. When Annie Leibovitz came calling to shoot Ronstadt for a 1975 issue of Rolling Stone, the results were a wake-up call for Ronstadt.


Leibovitz dressed Ronstadt in red lingerie and set about getting some playful shots of the star -- including one taken while Ronstadt's back was turned. It had been agreed that Leibovitz would show Ronstadt and her manager Peter Asher the photos before publication. Leibovitz "brought the projector over and very politely showed us the pictures," Ronstadt told Goldmine. "We said, 'Oh, we can't use those,' and she said, 'I didn't say that you could choose them. I just said I could let you see them.' At which point Peter unceremoniously threw her out of the house."

And here's the tricky part about stardom -- the bed photo was indeed printed in the magazine over Linda's objection and, along with the sexy come-hither cover portrait, no doubt helped sell even more Linda Ronstadt records and concert tickets.

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Jewel

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Nancy Sinatra and father Frank, 1960”s

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Bananarama, 1980’s

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Barbi Benton, 1970

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Barbara Roufs was one of the sexy women of drag racing in the 1970s

1df015699188c8fa432871e50cdc2200.jpg









Elizabeth Hurley 1994

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Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell 1993

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Linda Ronstadt 1970

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Debbie Harry 70’s

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Barbara Bouchet, circa 1960 (played Moneypenny in 1967’s Casino Royale }

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Victoria Principal, 1983

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Madeline Smith, 1971

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Linda Ronstadt, 1975

In the 1970s, Linda Ronstadt became the so-called Queen of Rock -- not necessarily because she rocked hard (she wasn't exactly a female Bon Scott) but because of her massive success and image. She was playing stadiums and was a major sex symbol, and media loved her. When Annie Leibovitz came calling to shoot Ronstadt for a 1975 issue of Rolling Stone, the results were a wake-up call for Ronstadt.


Leibovitz dressed Ronstadt in red lingerie and set about getting some playful shots of the star -- including one taken while Ronstadt's back was turned. It had been agreed that Leibovitz would show Ronstadt and her manager Peter Asher the photos before publication. Leibovitz "brought the projector over and very politely showed us the pictures," Ronstadt told Goldmine. "We said, 'Oh, we can't use those,' and she said, 'I didn't say that you could choose them. I just said I could let you see them.' At which point Peter unceremoniously threw her out of the house."

And here's the tricky part about stardom -- the bed photo was indeed printed in the magazine over Linda's objection and, along with the sexy come-hither cover portrait, no doubt helped sell even more Linda Ronstadt records and concert tickets.

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Jewel

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Nancy Sinatra and father Frank, 1960”s

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Bananarama, 1980’s

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I be a buttering fool.
 
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