About A Girl
Bringing women out from the shadows of music history. Familiar characters, new perspectives.
ENCORE: Shante Broadus: Snoop, Reconciliation, and Becoming the Boss Lady
Shante Broadus steered her husband Snoop Dogg from hapless criminal to cultural icon long before she established herself as his official manager. The woman Snoop referred to as Boss Lady almost from day one truly ended up running the empire.
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