O’Connor, Sinead – Page 2

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What can pop stars get away with? Plus: the deaths of Sinead O’Connor and Angus Cloud.

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In the coastal town of Bray, south of Dublin, the site of Ms. O’Connor’s last Irish home, mourners prepared to pay their last respects to the singer.

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A conversation about her unlikely pop fame, complex relationship to stardom and powerful, signature music.

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O’Connor, who was found dead this week, was catapulted to fame when she covered the song written by Prince on her sophomore album.

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In any society, she would have been radical for a pop star. But in Ireland, she was revolutionary.

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The London police force said that the Irish singer was found dead at a home in the city.

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Her catalog is full of raw passion and raw nerve.

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Tearing up a photo was the moment nobody forgot. The performance that preceded it was just as powerful.

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The Irish singer had an evocative voice and cast a powerful silhouette onstage.