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Britney Spears is back with a vengeance

After years of abuse and being reduced to the status of child-robot, the singer is back on track with soaring album sales and a smash-hit memoir

The singer performing in ‘Britney Spears: Piece of Me. Remixed. Reimagined. Still Iconic’, Las Vegas, February 2016. [Denise Truscello/Bslv/Getty Images for Brandcasting]

  • The Woman in Me

    Britney Spears

    Gallery Books, pp. 275, £25

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