Tina Turner Interview 20/1/1985 with Lisa Robinson

00:00 - How Tina stays in shape and maintains her voice
01:41 - Her first number 1 single / eventual justice
02:25 - Thoughts on her competition
03:10 - Never having doubts
03:47 - Her dream
04:45 - Finally performing her own songs
05:07 - Why she was able to make a comeback album
06:03 - Why the album was the best one she ever made
06:52 - Appeasing different generations of fans
07:55 - The importance of breaking free of Ike
09:18 - Changing her career direction towards rock and roll
09:58 - Writing her own songs: using her inspirations and experiences
11:19 - How she started writing
11:51 - The racism still present in America vs. Europe
13:10 - "Private Dancer" by Mark Knopfler
14:04 - Initial impressions of "What's Love Got To Do With It"
16:04 - Acting / the two sides of Tina Turner
18:03 - A ride through the charts with "What's Love Got to Do With It"
19:32 - What set "What's Love Got To Do With It" apart from the competition
20:58 - Not knowing what makes a hit record
22:05 - Reminiscing about an old live recording
22:41 - Videos as a contributing factor to her success