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'''Sinéad O'Connor''' is a female [[Irish]] [[singer]] who gained fame through her song ''Nothing Compares 2 U''. Many people already considered her an unhealthy role model because of her defiantly shaved head, but she universally drew the public's ire on October 3, 1992 when, during a live televised concert on [[Saturday Night Live]], she tore a picture of [[Pope John Paul II]] in half. The subsequent outcry from the [[Catholic Church]] and religious leaders toppled her from the spotlight and her career never recovered.
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'''Sinéad O'Connor''' was a female [[Irish]] [[singer]] who gained fame through her song ''Nothing Compares 2 U''. Many people already considered her an unhealthy role model because of her defiantly shaved head, but she universally drew the public's ire on October 3, 1992 when, during a live televised concert on [[Saturday Night Live]], she tore a picture of [[Pope John Paul II]] in half. The subsequent outcry from the [[Catholic Church]] and religious leaders toppled her from the spotlight and her career never recovered.
  
 
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[[Category:Women Singers]][[Category:Irish People]]

Revision as of 18:35, July 26, 2023

Sinéad O'Connor was a female Irish singer who gained fame through her song Nothing Compares 2 U. Many people already considered her an unhealthy role model because of her defiantly shaved head, but she universally drew the public's ire on October 3, 1992 when, during a live televised concert on Saturday Night Live, she tore a picture of Pope John Paul II in half. The subsequent outcry from the Catholic Church and religious leaders toppled her from the spotlight and her career never recovered.