AND THEY WERE IGNORANT…!!! I ONLY GOT THROUGH A FEW MINUTES AND IT SEEMED THAT THE QUESTIONS WERE ALL ABOUT THE SAME… I AM AN AGE WHERE I REMEMBER THIS INTERVIEWER AND I WAS NEVER A FAN SO MY BAD TO EVEN BEGIN TO LISTEN I LITERALLY COULD NOT CONTINUE LISTENING TO THIS..!!
It was so eye opening to realize that the Queen of Disco was sitting on the throne watching her reign along with the rest of us as if it were someone else’s life. She literally played a character and never felt fully seen by us.
Thank you for sharing this interview. What an eye opening about Donna. I love her since I first heard her in 1975. I wasn't aware how difficult fame was for her. I miss her presence on earth
A great insight into Donna’s thinking with his interview. It seems to me Rona kept trying to push her towards politics. The fact that you are famous or getting famous and somewhat rich doesn’t mean you should go into politics. I did notice that in this interview. Rest in peace Donna, I hope you accomplished everything, or a lot of, what you wanted to in your life. I know I enjoyed your voice, and you were surely a beautiful woman with a good soul.
Donna summers was one of the most beautiful and sexy woman in the world. And then only that she was actually a good person.. she had a strong believe in God, and he could tell by the way she carried her self around other people, even though she had major issues she had to deal with on a daily basis. When we lost Donna, we lost a gem….!
I love how her belief in an astrologist’s predictions about 1979 came true. It was her biggest year on the charts & I’m sure made her far richer than she already was. Of course, it would have happened anyway. Bad Girls is an excellent album.
...this is a HIGHLY intelligent Interview; Rona was thought of to be a 'low-brow' Gossip protagonist, but clearly she respects Donna, and goes for the REAL Hard-hitting questions (racism, dating White Men, Divorce, politics, etc.) ...BETTER than Barbara Walters! ...BUT, that last 3 minutes show why this interview was never aired.....eeek.....
This interview not only aired (perhaps not in this full 37 minute incarnation), a portion was also officially released on a Rona Barrett DVD interview collection many years ago. I found nothing offensive about the last few minutes of the interview.
Astounding revelatory and honest interview to start. But then Barrett has to try and dredge up the race issue. This obsession of framing America as racist has to stop.
Don’t look at it from 2024 perspective look at it within context. Donna Summers is FAB u lous What matters is the entirety and the outcome of the interview so listening to what Donna has to say is enlightening and wonderful and highlights her flexibility and strength of character
i think barrett is trying to prove donna could not handle being in the usa and that she lived in a protective bubble something people like barrett lived in.
Donna was amazing in so many, many ways. Her personality, honesty and intelligence really shine in this interview. She was a REAL person!!!!
Yes, she was an amazing person 🎉🎉
Miss summers was a real person a humble person an honest person…I miss her ….her quality of person u don’t see anymore…rest in paradise queen 🙏🏾❤️🌹🔥
Donna Summer gives very open answers to some rather strange and arguably intrusive questions, she comes across confident and secure in herself.
What a sweet lady Donna was. She had to tough out these intrusive, ignorant questions. She was wonderful about it.
AND THEY WERE IGNORANT…!!! I ONLY GOT THROUGH A FEW MINUTES AND IT SEEMED THAT THE QUESTIONS WERE ALL ABOUT THE SAME… I AM AN AGE WHERE I REMEMBER THIS INTERVIEWER AND I WAS NEVER A FAN SO MY BAD TO EVEN BEGIN TO LISTEN I LITERALLY COULD NOT CONTINUE LISTENING TO THIS..!!
I have never loved a singer more than Donna Summer! It's cute to hear her Boston accent! It's good to hear her inner most thoughts!
A singer who has gone to artist's paradise.
LOST HER IN THE RAIN REMASTERED (C)2006 ❤😢 🌧
Maybe I am wrong but today, many celebrities of today do not or cannot hold a thoughtful intelligent conversation like this.
I think many many could but we do not have formats that enable that. Short form content does nothing for depth in my opinion.
Love Donna's security and sincerity.
Donna, forever classy!!!
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It was so eye opening to realize that the Queen of Disco was sitting on the throne watching her reign along with the rest of us as if it were someone else’s life. She literally played a character and never felt fully seen by us.
Boy, you hit the nail on the head.
wow she surely was a sweetheart. super sweet!!!!!!
I was looking for this interview a of couple weeks ago but couldn't find it. Thanks for posting!
I wonder why they don't make a movie of her life 😔 I love you, Donna forever My best artist ever
It wouldn't surprise me if they made the musical into a movie.
Thank you for sharing this interview. What an eye opening about Donna. I love her since I first heard her in 1975. I wasn't aware how difficult fame was for her. I miss her presence on earth
The sun doesn't shine as brightly since she left us!
beyond ❤ the music at it's very best
Rona did some good interviews
Do we ever see this kind of honesty these days.
It's character
A great insight into Donna’s thinking with his interview. It seems to me Rona kept trying to push her towards politics. The fact that you are famous or getting famous and somewhat rich doesn’t mean you should go into politics. I did notice that in this interview. Rest in peace Donna, I hope you accomplished everything, or a lot of, what you wanted to in your life. I know I enjoyed your voice, and you were surely a beautiful woman with a good soul.
Her take on politics was amazing.
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Donna summers was one of the most beautiful and sexy woman in the world. And then only that she was actually a good person.. she had a strong believe in God, and he could tell by the way she carried her self around other people, even though she had major issues she had to deal with on a daily basis. When we lost Donna, we lost a gem….!
I love how her belief in an astrologist’s predictions about 1979 came true. It was her biggest year on the charts & I’m sure made her far richer than she already was. Of course, it would have happened anyway. Bad Girls is an excellent album.
i am wondering if bogart was telling her they were going to market her so hard she would be # 1.
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ID THOUGHT ID NEVER GET TO SEE THE INTERVIEW AGAIN OXXO ❤
Time when Women are Women, Men are Men it was beautiful
the fall over at the end is so real
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...this is a HIGHLY intelligent Interview; Rona was thought of to be a 'low-brow' Gossip protagonist, but clearly she respects Donna, and goes for the REAL Hard-hitting questions (racism, dating White Men, Divorce, politics, etc.) ...BETTER than Barbara Walters! ...BUT, that last 3 minutes show why this interview was never aired.....eeek.....
There was nothing wrong with her opinion of politics. I agree with her. How do you know this never aired?
This interview not only aired (perhaps not in this full 37 minute incarnation), a portion was also officially released on a Rona Barrett DVD interview collection many years ago. I found nothing offensive about the last few minutes of the interview.
What's up with the stupid questions ⁉️ 😡
Serious Capricorn vibes ❤❤❤❤ I see a similar demeanor with Donna and Aaliyah and Vanity (Denise Matthews) all Capis ❤
Astounding revelatory and honest interview to start. But then Barrett has to try and dredge up the race issue. This obsession of framing America as racist has to stop.
Very out of touch you are 😂
24:35 she loved asking this question.
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34:06 look at the endless wars. yes it was established on dirty grounds.
barrett is not asking questions she is making assumptions and trying to get them validated by the guest's response.
Don’t look at it from 2024 perspective look at it within context. Donna Summers is FAB u lous
What matters is the entirety and the outcome of the interview so listening to what Donna has to say is enlightening and wonderful and highlights her flexibility and strength of character
i think barrett is trying to prove donna could not handle being in the usa and that she lived in a protective bubble something people like barrett lived in.