Posted on May 9, 2022
Sheryl Crow's new Showtime documentary 'Sheryl' lets fans get to know the artist behind the hits
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A new Showtime documentary tells the story of Sheryl Crow’s journey from a girl playing piano scales in Missouri to one of the few women in rock with the power to control her own career.
“Sheryl” chronicles Crow’s early career challenges, including her move to Los Angeles to appear in the short-lived musical drama “Cop Rock” and her tour with Michael Jackson — whose manager she says sexually harassed her. It also covers her fight with breast cancer, depression, and her high-profile relationships, including one with cyclist Lance Armstrong, who lied to her about his doping.
“Sheryl” chronicles Crow’s early career challenges, including her move to Los Angeles to appear in the short-lived musical drama “Cop Rock” and her tour with Michael Jackson — whose manager she says sexually harassed her. It also covers her fight with breast cancer, depression, and her high-profile relationships, including one with cyclist Lance Armstrong, who lied to her about his doping.
Sheryl Crow's new Showtime documentary 'Sheryl' lets fans get to know the artist behind the hits
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."After battling breast cancer, Crow worried that she couldn’t have kids. But she took a suggestion from her mother and adopted two boys.
Now as a legacy artist who isn’t concerned with making it on pop radio, she wrote the song “Forever” to tell her boys to live in the moment instead of worrying about the future.
“But also just to clarify, what happens when they turn into teenagers is that their mom is so not cool, even if you’re a rock star,” she says. “ ‘That is so cringy.’ ‘You’re not going to wear that, are you, mom?’ ”
..."After battling breast cancer, Crow worried that she couldn’t have kids. But she took a suggestion from her mother and adopted two boys.
Now as a legacy artist who isn’t concerned with making it on pop radio, she wrote the song “Forever” to tell her boys to live in the moment instead of worrying about the future.
“But also just to clarify, what happens when they turn into teenagers is that their mom is so not cool, even if you’re a rock star,” she says. “ ‘That is so cringy.’ ‘You’re not going to wear that, are you, mom?’ ”
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