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Kylie Minogue: ‘It’s time to dress in sequins and glitter through the darkness’ – The Guardian
For 33 years the singer has been a byword for pop joy. She talks to Laura Snapes about disco, breakups and moving on from division
By the time you read this, two pivotal issues should soon be settled. There is the small matter of the US election. Then there is the fate of Kylie Minogue. If her newly released 15th album, Disco, beats Little Mixs Confetti to No 1 next week, she will be the first female artist to top the UK album chart in five consecutive decades, a feat only previously achieved by Paul McCartney, John Lennon and Paul Weller. Im so glad I didnt know that when I was making this album, she says, her still thoroughly…
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