Artist	Song
Madonna	Vogue
from The Devil Wears Prada (Music from the Motion Picture) (2006)
Madonna	Like a Prayer
from Like a Prayer (2003)
Madonna	Into the Groove
from Celebration (Deluxe Video Edition) (2009)
Madonna	Material Girl
from Like a Virgin (2003)
Madonna	Celebration
from Celebration - Single (2009)
Madonna	Hung Up
from Confessions On a Dance Floor (2005)
Madonna	Ray of Light
from Celebration (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Madonna	Like a Virgin
from Like a Virgin (2003)
Madonna	Music
from Music (2005)
Madonna	Holiday
from Madonna (2003)
Madonna	Borderline
from Madonna (2003)
Madonna	Papa Don't Preach
from True Blue (2003)
Madonna	Crazy for You
from Something to Remember (2005)
Madonna	Lucky Star
from Madonna (2003)
Madonna	4 Minutes (feat. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland)
from Hard Candy (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Madonna	Die Another Day
from American Life (2003)
Madonna	La Isla Bonita
from True Blue (2003)
Madonna	Who's That Girl
from Who's That Girl (2005)
Madonna	Beautiful Stranger
from Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (Music from the Motion Picture) (2009)
Madonna	Live to Tell
from True Blue (2003)
Madonna	Open Your Heart
from True Blue (2003)
Madonna	Don't Tell Me
from Celebration (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Madonna	True Blue
from True Blue (2003)
Madonna	Express Yourself
from Like a Prayer (2003)
Madonna	Frozen
from Celebration (Deluxe Version) (2009)

Comment:

For a quarter-century, Madonna has kept the pop world anticipating her next move like an Oscar®-night red-carpet reporter keeping an eye out for the next limo. She boasts three distinct faces, a virtual Hindu goddess, each expressing a different facet of the Madonna trinity. The first is her Donald Trump face, the outward display of insatiability. From its earliest stirrings in the new wave dance anthem "Material Girl" to the later, more sophisticated "Vogue," she's been endearingly brazen about wanting it all. She even had Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice write a special song ("You Must Love Me") for her star turn in [i]Evita[/i], a tune that was as much a reflection of Madonna as the character she portrayed. In Next Steps, we go to her dark side.

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