Annie Leibovitz

I don't like the picture because she's not smiling.

But it's an amazing photograph over time because when I look at it, I realize it really feels like the camera's not there.

And she's really looking at you.

There's no camera there.

And I think that's really what you want to achieve in a portrait is there's no camera there.

Thank you.

You're doing your research.

I learned from the best.

Can I say, if you get the opportunity, I wish I put it more in the front of the book, the bios, which are little haikus on these women in the new book.

An astounding group of women.

It could have gone on and on and on and on, and this is just a small selection, but there is a difference between, we couldn't have done this book 25 years ago.

And we are really in this quiet,

roaring confidence, as Chimamanda says.

I mean, I just think we're an incredible set of people right now, as women.

And it's much different from 25 years ago.

It's a tough time.

It's a tough time.

But that's what's interesting about Gloria's