Winehouse partisans get very mad about this label, but I don’t consider “one hit wonder” to be an aspersion or a dismissal. It’s merely a description of general audience familiarity with her works, which is why marketing a movie about her by focusing on her songs was foolish.
Winehouse partisans get very mad about this label, but I don’t consider “one hit wonder” to be an aspersion or a dismissal. It’s merely a description of general audience familiarity with her works, which is why marketing a movie about her by focusing on her songs was foolish.
Winehouse partisans get very mad about this label, but I don’t consider “one hit wonder” to be an aspersion or a dismissal. It’s merely a description of general audience familiarity with her works, which is why marketing a movie about her by focusing on her songs was foolish.