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jainriya177's review against another edition
ive only ever seen sharon gless in burn notice. she has made such a lasting impact on the world through the roles she has played. she did things her way and that is truly inspiring.
leslielu67's review
4.0
I never watched Cagney & Lacey, and I’m sorry for it after listening to Sharon Gless narrate her interesting life. WHO the heck is this lady, with ties to both Charles Manson and the Royal Family?
amber_lea84's review
4.0
I loved Sharon Gless as Debbie on Queer as Folk and I am delighted to learn her real life counterpart is a lot like her and had a lot of input on her character.
pucks_and_paperbacks's review
4.0
3.75 rounded up, not really knowing sharon gless before this made some of the references hard to follow but i fell in love with her by the end. i love to hear stories written by women about their experiences of feeling like an outsider or never fitting in, but finding themselves along the way.
heathervickery's review against another edition
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4.0
Well, I remember Cagney and Lacey from my childhood. I never really followed Sharon Gless’s career. But I love reading, somewhat obscure memoirs, and discovering things I would never have otherwise discovered. I enjoyed this book thoroughly.
reads_romance_reviewer's review
4.0
I watched Cagney and Lacey in syndication and loved it. Wow what a great theme song! Anyway, over the years, I have seen Sharon Gless on many shows and she was always great. Yet I was surprised that she wrote a memoir because I only think of her as Chris Cagney. After listening to this book, I now know a woman with flaws who has had an amazing career journey. I highly recommend listening to the audiobook as Sharon is the narrator. She is great and although there are parts of the book that I did find a bit boring, her enthusiasm kept my attention. Last but not least, I love the title of this book.