Tina Turner was an American singer, songwriter, and actress. After skyrocketing to fame with her husband Ike Turner on the strength of such classics as 1966’s River Deep - Mountain High and a rousing, Grammy-winning 1971 cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Proud Mary, the "Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll" truly broke out on her own in 1984 with her blockbuster fifth solo studio album, Private Dancer. It won three Grammy Awards for its hit singles What’s Love Got to Do With It and Better Be Good To Me. She took home another Grammy the next year for One For The Living, off the soundtrack for the 1985 film Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, in which she co-starred with Mel Gibson. (The film also yielded the smash We Don’t Need Another Hero).