Brigitte Bardot- Harley Davidson - vidéo Dailymotion
From Rfimusic.com
Once dubbed 'the most beautiful woman in the world', the France's beloved "Lolita" and pin-up icon of the 50s and 60s Brigitte Bardot (BB) is a style icon not forgotten. She was a French actress, singer and fashion model.
She went on to record a whole string of cult pop songs together including the legendary "Harley Davidson" (recorded at the end of '67). The song went on to become one of the biggest hits of the decade after Brigitte Bardot seduced television audiences on the "Show Bardot," bestriding her Harley Davidson dressed in sexy black leather. The poster image of BB as dream biker chick would grace countless teenage bedrooms across France that year !.
By the 70s, Brigitte Bardot had reached the height of her fame and, some would say, the pinnacle of her beauty. Her iconic status was confirmed when Général de Gaulle chose her to incarnate the French national symbol, Marianne, and her bust appeared in town halls across France. In 1985, Bardot was further honoured when she was awarded the Légion d'honneur.
Now BB devotes all her time and energy to the Brigitte Bardot Foundation which she set up to protect animal rights. This living legend, who has some fifty films and more than eighty songs to her credit, still lives secluded in Saint Tropez, south of France.
From Rfimusic.com
Once dubbed 'the most beautiful woman in the world', the France's beloved "Lolita" and pin-up icon of the 50s and 60s Brigitte Bardot (BB) is a style icon not forgotten. She was a French actress, singer and fashion model.
She went on to record a whole string of cult pop songs together including the legendary "Harley Davidson" (recorded at the end of '67). The song went on to become one of the biggest hits of the decade after Brigitte Bardot seduced television audiences on the "Show Bardot," bestriding her Harley Davidson dressed in sexy black leather. The poster image of BB as dream biker chick would grace countless teenage bedrooms across France that year !.
By the 70s, Brigitte Bardot had reached the height of her fame and, some would say, the pinnacle of her beauty. Her iconic status was confirmed when Général de Gaulle chose her to incarnate the French national symbol, Marianne, and her bust appeared in town halls across France. In 1985, Bardot was further honoured when she was awarded the Légion d'honneur.
Now BB devotes all her time and energy to the Brigitte Bardot Foundation which she set up to protect animal rights. This living legend, who has some fifty films and more than eighty songs to her credit, still lives secluded in Saint Tropez, south of France.