The first African-American to be crowned Miss America in 1983, Vanessa Williams
turned to a pop career after she was forced to resign her title when nude photos
from her past caused a big scandal. Full of smooth-voiced, soul ballads and
slick R&B pop, her debut album The Right Stuff (1988) produced the hit single
Dreamin' before its follow-up The Comfort Zone (1991) produced the US huge
Number 1 Save the Best For Last. Babyface produced her third album The Sweetest
Days (1994) and she won an Oscar for Colours of the Wind, the soundtrack single
to animated film Pocahontas, before ...