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<blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 373509" data-attributes="member: 55682">I watched Tina last evening, a documentary on the life of Tina Turner. I missed the first 10 minutes or so as I didn&#039;t know it was on and I was only flicking channels.I can&#039;t say I was ever a big fan, but liked her music in the mid 80s, but never particularly knew about her.I&#039;ve recently been to London and saw Tina the musical for the second time which is so amazing I can&#039;t even put into words properly. The fact I&#039;ve seen it twice in about six months sums it up really.I remember watching the film about her life in the early 90s which left quite an impression.This documentary last night was such an insight and so well presented in her own words and people who knew her as well as family members.I hadn&#039;t ever really appreciated what impact she had on the music industry and her continuous fight through life against domestic, racial and ageist abuse.She appeared genuine to fans and although very determined, never came across as a diva.Watching it was a real revelation and my admiration for Tina Turner has grown massively.May she rest in peace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LMLDallas78, post: 373509, member: 55682"] I watched Tina last evening, a documentary on the life of Tina Turner. I missed the first 10 minutes or so as I didn't know it was on and I was only flicking channels. I can't say I was ever a big fan, but liked her music in the mid 80s, but never particularly knew about her. I've recently been to London and saw Tina the musical for the second time which is so amazing I can't even put into words properly. The fact I've seen it twice in about six months sums it up really. I remember watching the film about her life in the early 90s which left quite an impression. This documentary last night was such an insight and so well presented in her own words and people who knew her as well as family members. I hadn't ever really appreciated what impact she had on the music industry and her continuous fight through life against domestic, racial and ageist abuse. She appeared genuine to fans and although very determined, never came across as a diva. Watching it was a real revelation and my admiration for Tina Turner has grown massively. May she rest in peace. [/QUOTE]

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