This was really fun, just gathering what we wanted to go into this. It was fun because I worked with Mark Bego and he and I have done so many projects together, like other books and magazines. Not so much every detail, but enough detail where you will get the history. However, this time I tried to do more of the wonderful colorful parts of The Supremes. Putting this together was not as much work as those two because I had already done it. It was great because I had already done the work with my previous books, in terms of doing the autobiography of Dreamgirl-My Life As A Supreme and Supreme Faith-Someday We’ll Be Together. MW: This is my third and a half book (laughs). What was it like putting that all together? I’m having fun, that’s how I look at life.Ī post shared by Mary Wilson Your new book Supreme Glamour is a colorful retrospective of everything that you have done. The way that I live my life is that I am doing things all the time. I am always out of my comfort zone (laughs). It looked like an opportunity to really just get out of your comfort zone and do something very different, is that fair to say? Michael Cook: You were absolutely incredible this season on Dancing With The Stars.
From what it was like diving back into some of her favorite times of The Supremes for Supreme Glamour and still getting love from the fans decades later to a recent turn on Dancing With The Stars, Mary Wilson has only begun her latest act.
As Wilson releases her latest book, a coffee table book titled Supreme Glamour, she sat down with me for a chat. Recently, Wilson’s single “Time To Move On” brought her back to the club’s dance floors all over the world, and we saw her hitting the dance floor on her own on the latest season of “Dancing With The Stars”. Wilson continues to make her own kind of music, as well as expand into the world of publishing with two best selling autobiographies and as an icon for animal rights.
As a third of the iconic girl group The Supremes, Wilson rocketed to the top of the charts and into the annals of pop music royalty, helping to blaze trails for groups like TLC and Destiny’s Child. In the stratosphere of musical icons, Mary Wilson is breathing rarefied air.
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