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Diana Ross
by
Forest Hairston

Diana Ross, sensationally superb, unfettered and unafraid, was born with an aspiration to surpass even all that she ever dreamed. Amidst the legendary Motown musical empire, this glamorous lady with the wide eyes, and the sexy wild hair emerged with a unique sophisticated attitude. And through the vexing hours and illustrious moments, Diana Ross, she became a star.

Those early days in Detroit glamorized a musical stage set for a star! The motor town was known for being a city with classy talented people, and Diana Ross was special. She epitomized the essence of all that young Barry Gordy could ever imagine. And here, on the brilliant musical street of Detroit, Michigan, its golden echo seemed outrageously astounding. Every sidewalk on every street was reeking with superb musical imagination, encased in platinum fame.

Now then, Diana Ross was all about this classic Detroit place, where the city of love came alive with musical fame. Here was where the music wrote its own song, set against its classy Motown harmony. Beautiful harmony set against music that stood amid its sweet melody, softly touched in its hurried Motown style. Music and song echoed from this golden ghetto place. Someone called it Motown.

Marvin Gaye and the legendary Smokey Robinson created a sweet mesmerizing style. And they called it Motown. While, the great Stevie Wonder, Mary Wells, Martha Reeves were Detroit superb. Then now, the wonderful Temptations stood alone. And here still, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson and The Jackson Five walked on stage! This great repertoire of extraordinary talent performed in Detroit forever. Then now, there was the irresistible Diana Ross, the little girl from Motown. Diana went on to become a superb star. Ever now, Diana is yet enshrined as a glamorous Hollywood legend.

Play it again! Central Park! New York City! Her music . . . Diana Ross! The falling rain! A superstar, her long wild hair is blowing in the hurried wind. Play it again! Play Diana again and again! Diana Ross. . . . And then perhaps tomorrow, Hollywood will yet recall the cold soulful tears portrayed so superbly by the lady in her Oscar performance of Lady Sing The Blues. But then again, Diana Ross was Mahogany. And she could sing a song for me called Endless Love. And so, may we now proudly present, Diana Ross . . .
A Star.

a Star

Play it Again!
Play Diana Again
and Again