Autobiography Donna Summer Queen of Disco Pop Music

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Queen of the Disco era of the 1970s Donna Summer published his autobiography in Los Angeles, United States, recently. Summer of her life experience to share with many people. It contains the curriculum vitae of Summer depression and struggle against the desire to kill themselves while at the peak of its popularity.

Summer changed the face of music world when it released the disco song entitled "Love to Love You Baby" in 1975. In an instant the song became mandatory in the disco floor. And the world was filled with lovers of Donna Summer. A series of popular song, such as "I Feel Love", "Could It be Magic", and "I Love You" to deliver this became a symbol of the Queen of Disco pop music of his time. Owner full name Donna Gaines also got Adrian a prominent place in the history of world music.

Women descendants of African-Americans that not only Excel in the field of music. Born in Boston, USA, 31 December 1948 this has ever won an Oscar and Grammy Awards for lakonnya in the musical film "Last Dance" and "The Movie Thank God it's Friday".

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With all its achievements and earned income, everything appears to be going smoothly for the Summer. However, the reality is not like that. When the whole world's dancing with his musical accompaniment, Summer and even depression because felt he was worthless. He even thought several times to snuff his life by committing suicide.

Thanks to the hard struggle, eventually passing through difficult times in the Summer. Now, he poured his life experiences in the form of writing. Summer published autobigrafinya entitled "Ordinary Girl: The Journey". In that book, Summer also tells the story of his marriage life are messy and her second husband a light hand