To the Queen of Rock n' Roll goes the spoils of Rhythm and funk. I have never seen her perform on stage but I can only imagine it being out of sight. It's not just her music career that intrigues me but her personal strength off the stage that captivates me. Her story is a testament of committing one-self to their goals and beliefs.

I was hesitant in using this song because of the time period from which it came. I struggled with choosing other songs but my reasons for choosing this record were based out of complete respect. As a diehard b-boy this joint has gotten me to the floor on numerous occasions. It is one of those songs that supports the foundation of Hip Hop.

But this song to me is more about her strength. The portrait is about her fire. The lyrics are a declaration of will. With all that she went through this song becomes more than a dance hit. It is a shout out to the world that know one is going to tell her what to do. Do your thing soul sister!