In June 2005, publicist Max Clifford turned down an offer to help him rebuild his image, saying it would be the second hardest job in PR after Saddam Hussein. Following a false paternity suit by one of his fans, he penned a song about it that netted him two Grammy awards, and became the first song by a black artist to air on MTV. The album that featured that song rocketed to #1 and has since become one of the best selling albums of all time. Sometimes known as the King of Pop, FTP, identify this musician who wrote Billie Jean and the album Thri
In June 2005, publicist Max Clifford turned down an offer to help him rebuild his image, saying it would be the second hardest job in PR after Saddam Hussein. Following a false paternity suit by one of his fans, he penned a song about it that netted him two Grammy awards, and became the first song by a black artist to air on MTV. The album that featured that song rocketed to #1 and has since become one of the best selling albums of all time. Sometimes known as the King of Pop, FTP, identify this musician who wrote Billie Jean and the album Thriller.
In June 2005, publicist Max Clifford turned down an offer to help him rebuild his image, saying it would be the second hardest job in PR after Saddam Hussein.
Michael {Jackson}