"Who needs this when the classics are already bursting with sex?" by Ivan Hewett at the U.K.s Telegraph. Speaking of the manufactured sexiness of pop-classical performers like the girls of Bond. In the case of Bond specifically, the sexuality is obviously and annoyingly manufactured, though I'd say the music on their albums is actually somewhat more interesting, you might say sexier, than the public-image--the bubble-gum-bimbo dress, etc. But then again, as E. E. Cummings said, "a pretty girl who naked is/is worth a million statues."