If there ever was a diva moment to be remembered for the diva history books, it’s the one in 1983 when Diana Ross performed live for almost half a million people in New York’s Central Park –in the rain. Actually, it was more like a thunderstorm and she was wearing an orange skintight bodysuit, her trademark mane blowing in the wind. She kept right on singing. Miss Ross never gave it bigger than in that moment, unless you count her years as the lead singer of the Supremes, one of the most popular girl groups ever, or the entire movie Mahogany; a true diva supreme.
