Disco Keeps Stayin Alive
When Madonna raided gay underground styles for last year’s “Vogue” extravaganza, she drew a new model for pop success. Instead of playing down vogueing’s eccentricities for the mainstream, she played them up. And it worked. Madonna got a No. 1 hit, and vogueing moved from Harlem drag balls to middle America–a little late, maybe, but with most of its gewgaws intact. Two new groups, Deee-Lite and C+C Music Factory, take this model to heart....