Annie Leibovitz

I mean, never want to separate women from men.

It's just that women's stories need to be told.

And we have a lot of stories of men and it'd be nice to have, we need more stories on women, which is why.

So look who I got to Gloria Steinem and Shimamanda.

Amazing.

I think this is open to discussion, you know, because I know you were interested in, has a photograph changed for me over time?

And I think the show girls, I think they still kind of, I'm still trying to sort of understand them on some level, but I met them the night before in their dressing rooms in their costumes.

And they came into the studio the next day

Susan McNamara came in first.

And I said, this is true.

I said, can I help you?

I didn't know who she was.

I really didn't know who she was.

And she was one of the showgirls.

And so I just was so spellbound by the fact that the women came in out of costume and unrecognizable in their costumes.

You know, I don't think it's two different people.

They're the same person.

It's just, you know, I'm still trying to sort it out, but it's mesmerizing to me.

Yeah, maybe we could do this book.

So Michelle agreed to be in the book, and I got a call from her office, and she said, we photographed for the new book, and we got a call from her office, and she asked if she could wear jeans.