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	In 2000, Random House published Pope's autobiography, ''Anti-Diva''. The book included Pope's first public acknowledgement that she had been in a relationship with Dusty Springfield in the early 1980s.<ref name=antidiva>Carole Pope ''Anti diva : an autobiography'' Random House Canada, 2000 isbn=0-679-31048-7</ref> She also claimed to have had a brief romance with Andrea Martin of ''Second City Television'' fame.<ref name=antidiva /> As of April 2013 a film version of her biography was under development.<ref name=Cashbox/>		In 2000, Random House published Pope's autobiography, ''Anti-Diva''. The book included Pope's first public acknowledgement that she had been in a relationship with Dusty Springfield in the early 1980s.<ref name=antidiva>Carole Pope ''Anti diva : an autobiography'' Random House Canada, 2000 isbn=0-679-31048-7</ref> She also claimed to have had a brief romance with Andrea Martin of ''Second City Television'' fame.<ref name=antidiva /> As of April 2013 a film version of her biography was under development.<ref name=Cashbox/>

	Soon afterward, Pope re-recorded the Rough Trade single "High School Confidential" which has been described by ''Cashbox Magazine'' as one of the most explicitly sexual songs to chart in Canada<ref name=Cashbox /> for the American version of ''[[Queer as Folk]]''. She appeared in the Toronto production of ''The Vagina Monologues'' in 2001, then moved to [[New York City]] to continue writing and recording.		Soon afterward, Pope re-recorded the Rough Trade single "High School Confidential" which has been described by ''Cashbox Magazine'' as one of the most explicitly sexual songs to chart in Canada<ref name=Cashbox /> for the American version of ''[[Queer as Folk]]''. She appeared in the Toronto production of ''The Vagina Monologues'' in 2001, then moved to New York City to continue writing and recording.

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	She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>		She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>

	In 2000, Random House published Pope's autobiography, ''Anti-Diva''. The book included Pope's first public acknowledgement that she had been in a relationship with Dusty Springfield in the early 1980s.<ref name=antidiva>Carole Pope ''Anti diva : an autobiography'' Random House Canada, 2000 isbn=0-679-31048-7</ref> ~~Shealso~~ claimed to have had a brief romance with Andrea Martin of ''Second City Television'' fame.<ref name=antidiva /> As of April 2013 a film version of her biography was under development.<ref name=Cashbox/>		In 2000, Random House published Pope's autobiography, ''Anti-Diva''. The book included Pope's first public acknowledgement that she had been in a relationship with Dusty Springfield in the early 1980s.<ref name=antidiva>Carole Pope ''Anti diva : an autobiography'' Random House Canada, 2000 isbn=0-679-31048-7</ref> She also claimed to have had a brief romance with Andrea Martin of ''Second City Television'' fame.<ref name=antidiva /> As of April 2013 a film version of her biography was under development.<ref name=Cashbox/>

	Soon afterward, Pope re-recorded the Rough Trade single "High School Confidential" which has been described by ''Cashbox Magazine'' as one of the most explicitly sexual songs to chart in Canada<ref name=Cashbox /> for the American version of ''[[Queer as Folk]]''. She appeared in the Toronto production of ''The Vagina Monologues'' in 2001, then moved to [[New York City]] to continue writing and recording.		Soon afterward, Pope re-recorded the Rough Trade single "High School Confidential" which has been described by ''Cashbox Magazine'' as one of the most explicitly sexual songs to chart in Canada<ref name=Cashbox /> for the American version of ''[[Queer as Folk]]''. She appeared in the Toronto production of ''The Vagina Monologues'' in 2001, then moved to [[New York City]] to continue writing and recording.

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	'''Carole Pope''' (Carole Ann Pope, born 1950) is a singer-songwriter.		[[File:Carole Pope.jpg\|thumb\|Carole Pope]]'''Carole Pope''' (Carole Ann Pope, born 1950) is a singer-songwriter.

	She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>		She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>
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	She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>		She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>

	==~~Refeences~~==		In 2000, Random House published Pope's autobiography, ''Anti-Diva''. The book included Pope's first public acknowledgement that she had been in a relationship with Dusty Springfield in the early 1980s.<ref name=antidiva>Carole Pope ''Anti diva : an autobiography'' Random House Canada, 2000 isbn=0-679-31048-7</ref> Shealso claimed to have had a brief romance with Andrea Martin of ''Second City Television'' fame.<ref name=antidiva /> As of April 2013 a film version of her biography was under development.<ref name=Cashbox/>

			Soon afterward, Pope re-recorded the Rough Trade single "High School Confidential" which has been described by ''Cashbox Magazine'' as one of the most explicitly sexual songs to chart in Canada<ref name=Cashbox /> for the American version of ''[[Queer as Folk]]''. She appeared in the Toronto production of ''The Vagina Monologues'' in 2001, then moved to [[New York City]] to continue writing and recording.

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'''Carole Pope''' (Carole Ann Pope, born 1950) is a singer-songwriter.

She was born in [[Manchester]], but raised in Ontario, Canada. Her provocative blend of hard-edged new wave rock with explicit homoerotic and [[BDSM]]-themed lyrics made her one of the first openly lesbian entertainers in the world to achieve mainstream fame.<ref name=Cashbox> http://www.cashboxcanada.ca/3871/pope-knows-–-carole-pope-live "The Pope Knows – Carole Pope Live" ''Cashbox Magazine Canada'' 19 April 2013</ref>

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[[Category:Singer-songwriters]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:1950 births]]