Same. Not sure there's an Indestructable or a Be Mine! on there, but it holds together beautifully as an album, and the sequencing/general vibe really flatters the moments that fell a touch flat in isolation.
Chart performance aside, Robyn is one of those few 21st century pop acts that the global music industry actually thinks very highly of. She regularly appears in best of and greatest lists, with Body Talk featuring in many rankings including Rolling Stones Greatest 500 Albums. It’s not easy for pop acts to get a mention on these lists and that’s an accomplishment in itself that will be remembered long after her top ten placing.