In May 2026, Diana Ross, eighty-two years old, stood on a Japanese stage for the first time in eleven years: Yokohama's K-Arena, and Osaka-jo Hall, her first show there in twenty-eight years. More than sixty years after a girl from a housing project began singing with stomping feet, that voice is still gathering people across the ocean. Chapter 1 followed her from the Brewster Projects through the days of the "no-hit Supremes" to twelve American No. 1s, ending in January 1970 when she stepped off the Las Vegas stage. Chapter 2 picks up from ...
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