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Madonna: virgin and the vamp

When I saw Madonna on the cover of "Vogue" in July, I thought to myself, "Wow, look how much she's changed." It had only been a year since she had started what I assumed would be her last tour, The Re-Inventions Tour, and for some time after that it seemed as if this 40-something, 80s pop idol had changed: She married a Brit, had two children and made a home in London.

For all intents and purposes, Madonna had put those days of standing on the side of the street, naked, with more than a hitchhiker's thumb hanging in the wind behind her. Madonna, holding true to her chameleon roots, had once again reinvented herself into a mom and wife like any other

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