'I can sing like a rapper, I can flow, I can sing soul songs, I can do rock,' Beyoncé told V.F. in 2005. 'I wanted people to hear that.' VFArchive
At 24, Beyoncé Knowles has the determination of a veteran, the manners of a lady, and the dazzle of the biggest star to emerge from the biggest-selling female group in the world. But the secret to her shockingly scandal-free success may lie in the contradiction between her natural modesty—just when did her romance with hip-hop's coolest guy, Jay-Z, get started, anyway?—and her uninhibited performances.
learns about Beyoncé's sexy alter ego, her farewell to Destiny's Child, and why she needs to go all the way
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