Dokken wrote:
Otherwise, sad day I guess. She died at 85.
i thought she was dead 7 years ago and was always kinda surprised she was still alive.
not particularly sad, though...85 is a good, long life and for someone who achieved basically icon status with thousands of women emulating her and her fashion cues i'd say death is probably more "job well done" than sad...if that makes sense.
at least from a non-personally connected point of view.
RIP bettie...you had a good run.
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