By Stacey Lynn May 14, 2021 A number one song from 1989 by a group of women who came together as a band in Los Angeles in 1981. These same women would break up for the first time just six months after this song hit number one. Friction arose among band members after music industry media began singling out one of their members as the lead singer of the group. In fact, singing duties on the band's albums were divided among the band's members, each of whom wrote or co-wrote songs. The band broke up as a result, with one beginning a solo career, and another touring as a fill-in member of The G...