From Jay Z to Diddy: 10 Crazy Things We Learned From Angie Martinez's 'My Voice'
The legendary DJ reveals shocking bits in her new memoir.
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The Voice of NY Tells All - My Voice, the anticipated memoir by one of hip hop's most notorious figures, Angie Martinez, reveals new things about hip-hop’s story. The memoir does read like an intimate history lesson. If you lived during the time of many of the events she touches upon, you get a new angle on those events that transpired. If you didn’t, you’re privileged to get an incredible initial perspective on undocumented moments. All in all, we get to see a new side to Angie Martinez, a figure that very much bridges the gap between hip-hop of yesterday with the hip-hop of today. — Jon Reyes (Photo: Matthew Eisman/Getty Images)
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Angie’s past shaky relationship with Puffy was largely in part due to Shyne’s incarceration, since she would visit the young rapper periodically at Rikers and Clinton Correctional Facility. - (Photo: Shareif Ziyadat/FilmMagic)
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Jay Z was in the studio while Angie announced that Nas’s “Ether” won the Battle of the Beats over Jay’s “Supa Ugly.” Eek. - (Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
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At the peak of the crack epidemic, Angie accidentally smoked crack not knowing what it was. - (Photo: Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images)
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For the MTV VMA performance of “Ladies Night,” June Ambrose styled the female rap collective and paid very little attention to Angie. It turns out that those ugly black shoes she wore for the performance were given to her by one of the stylist’s assistants. - (Photo: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Ride of Fame)
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