Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月28日 22時20分

In 1990, #BonnieRaitt was in the middle of a career renaissance. She had just released 'Nick of Time,' which would be followed a year later by 'Luck of the Draw' with its hit singles "Something to Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me." Just a few years earlier, however, she was in the middle of a battle with substance abuse that she would ultimately win thanks to a near collaboration with #Prince. "Everybody's got their own thing that pushes them over the edge, and in my case I had this incentive, which was, if I was going to record with Prince," Raitt told @Rolling Stone, "we'd probably have to make a video, and I looked bad, so I wanted to be proud of myself. A couple of friends who were really close to me told me about a meeting, and they took me with them. And then I got a bicycle and went on a diet. And I've been sober ever since." As for the collaboration? "I went to Minneapolis for two days in April of '87. He wrote some songs that were in the vein of what I would do. It was really a preliminary collaboration, and he said, 'Let's get together in July when I get back from Europe.' But I was touring then, and his tour went on longer than he expected, and we ended up not doing any more work together." From the May 3rd, 1990 issue of Rolling Stone. Photograph by George Rose

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