Janelle Monae grew up with hopes of becoming a Broadway luminary... until she realized something powerful: that music was the vehicle by which she was meant to move others. She produced her first album, Metropolis, and was then signed by Diddy's Bad Boy Records. Along the way, Monae started Wondaland Arts Society, a place that would serve as a record label and embrace all things unique. If her flashy footwork, instantly iconic hair and strong, driving voice aren't reasons enough to admire this musician, her stance on music as a way to bring people together certainly is.

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