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Cyndi Lauper denied rumors of a rivalry with Madonna in the eighties, pointing out that it was the media who unfairly pitted them against one another. In the past, Lauper criticized a Madonna speech on women’s rights and Cher also mentioned Madonna in a recent interview, revealing that they have overcome their differences.
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In the week where he announced his retirement from the stage, Cyndi Lauper referred to his alleged rivalry and enmity with Madonna during the eighties.
The singer did so during an interview with the American newspaper The New York Times, as part of the promotion of the farewell tour. “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”.
There, Lauper spoke about the rumors that surrounded their relationship, clarifying that it was the media of the time that pitted them against each other. “We were like apples and oranges… I would have liked to have a friend“He reflected without providing further information.
In 2017, as reported by the NME portal, Lauper criticized a speech by Madonna during a march for women’s rights. “I don’t think it served our purpose, because anger is no better than clarity and humanity. “That’s what opens people’s minds,” she said about the intervention when she was invited to the “Watch What Happens Live” program.
Last year, Cherwho yesterday accompanied Cyndi to stamp her footprints on the Hall of Famealso dedicated words to Madonna in an interview with the Los Angeles Times: “We buried that hatchet a long time ago, because I said something much worse about her and she forgave me.”.
Between Lauper and Madonna, there is more than one link. One of them is related to “Like A Virgin”the Queen of Pop’s 1984 hit that was written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kellysame duo behind the iconic 1986 ballad “True Colors”by Cyndi Lauper.
