Remembering The Supremes' Mary Wilson
Feb 9, 2021 - 6:13 pm The Supremes were still in high school when their star began to rise, and at the dawn of 1962, their co-founder, Mary Wilson, sat in a modern literature class pondering her relationship to others. For her final exam, she had to write an essay with a psychological bent. While addressing her chaotic childhood, Wilson inadvertently summed up her dynamic with the other Supremes—the wounded Florence Ballard and the dogged Diana Ross. "I have developed a protective shell, which whenever I feel I may face a conflict, I draw into. Why? Is it because I subconsciou...
Source: grammy.com
