Steamy Windows

Tina nació en 1939 con el nombre de Anna Mae Bullock, en Nutbush, pequeña población del Estado de Tennesse conocida por el cultivo de algodón y por donde transcurre la autopista 19, renombrada como Autopista Tina Turner en honor a la cantante. En 1971, Tina escribió una canción sobre su pueblo natal: Nutbush City Limits (Los Límites de Nutbush), que ha reversionado en el año 1991.

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