MASTER COPY: Taylor Swift and the Fight to Own Her Story

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Master Copy: Taylor Swift and the Fight to Own Her Story

At eleven, she carried a demo tape down Music Row and heard "no" at every door. Today, she owns her songs, and the music industry plays by her rules.

This Taylor Swift biography follows the full story, from a Pennsylvania Christmas tree farm to a Grammy at twenty, from the Kanye West VMA moment to the Eras Tour, the biggest concert tour ever staged. It also covers The Life of a Showgirl, her romance with Travis Kelce, and their wedding at Madison Square Garden.

But the real story is a fight. When her first six albums were sold without her say, she had a choice: walk away from her own music, or take it back. Her answer was Taylor's Version, and it changed how artists deal with record labels.

If you want to know how Taylor Swift built her career, why she re-recorded her albums, and what it cost her, this music biography gives you the facts, with both sides of every dispute. It is an independent, unauthorized book that does not rely on gossip.

Whether you're a lifelong Swiftie or a reader who loves a great celebrity biography, you'll finish this one understanding her better.

Buy it now and read the story behind the songs.

Master Copy: Taylor Swift and the Fight to Own Her Story At eleven, she carried a demo tape down Music Row and heard "no" at every door. Today, she owns her songs, and the music industry plays by her rules. This Taylor Swift biography follows the full story, from a Pennsylvania Christmas tree far...

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