Tina Turner...gilf?

[fatphilb]

Following on from Celine, and Morbyd's admission.... Would you?

 

[agentundercover]

Thats Little Richard.

 

[DanielR]

Celine Dion, yes I'd hit it. But Tina Turner, no.

 

[Morbyd]

I might have, when she was in her late 40s and I was in my late teens.... now, probably not!

 

[dominicfiend]

she was a slamming hottie in the day... I probably would as an 'omage to the bird that once was.

 

[icebaer69]

Celine Dion,
yes I'd hit it...

 

[DanielR]

I would, don't think she's that bad.

 

[Robbie G]

I might have, when she was in her late 40s and I was in my late teens.... now, probably not!

I wouldn't touch it with yours Johnny

 

[Morbyd]

...and in developing news, Ike Turner died last night.

From the Times: "Turner is often credited with recording the first rock’n’roll track: Rocket 88, released in 1951, featured one of the earliest examples of guitar distortion. His amplifier had been damaged by rain after he left it in a car overnight.
It was Turner’s relationship with [Tina], however, that came to define his public image — much to his later despair and frustration."

Surely a controversial figure... wife beater, rock pioneer, or both?

 

[fatphilb]

wife beater