straightorbroken
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No offense, but this project didn't need Kylie. So unless they held off for a proper Confessions II re-release on a new lead single, it was just an added victory lap for both acts managing creative and commercial peaks and comebacks in their 5th decades. I don't need a high position on the hit parade to render it "iconic" or a success. In this day and age, Madonna (and Kylie) hit it out the park and delivered their we-have-nothing-left-to-prove status seal.
good lord

