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"Fashion Faux Pas Can Cost 'American Idol' Contestants"
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"Fashion Faux Pas Can Cost 'American Idol' Contestants" |
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Fashion Faux Pas Can Cost 'American Idol' Contestants, Stylists Say A wack hairstyle can hurt as much as a bum note.
by Corey Moss
In his book, "What's Up Dawg?: How to Become a Superstar in the Music Business," Randy Jackson says the three most important qualities a singer can have are vocal ability, star persona and a unique sense of style.
As we approach the final rounds of the third season of "American Idol," a competition stacked with what the judges have declared are the strongest voices and most unique personalities yet, the latter could be more of a deciding factor than ever before.
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