Pink

Pink shares that the iconic rock song was "fun to record" in a special featurette.

It was January 2001 when a group of music ladies gathered in the studio to put their take on a Disco song from the 70s for a movie soundtrack, and would go #1 and win a Grammy Award!

This year's VMAs made Pink "embarrassed and sad," and she declared that "music saved my life. This trash won't save any kid's life."

Pink and Dallas Green of City and Colour sound incredible on their latest collaboration, 'Break the Cycle.'

Pink is is baring it all on the cover of Who magazine's June 23 Body Issue -- and for good reason.

With over-the-top performances like her acrobatic stint at the 2014 Grammys, sometimes we forget just how much of a powerhouse vocalist Pink really is. But don't worry: Her rendition of 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' at the 2014 Oscars will never let us forget.

Pink looked phenomenal at the 2014 Grammys!

Billboard editorial director Bill Werde was incredibly proud of Pink, their 2013 Woman of the Year, and called her one of the most "punk rock" artists he's ever known. And she proved it in her acceptance speech for the honor.

Wish you could have caught one of Pink's award-winning, record-breaking concerts Down Under this year? Well, if you weren't one of the quarter million people who saw her epic shows in Melbourne, Australia, over the summer, you'll have your chance to re-create the experience soon.

Pink is Billboard's Woman of the Year so she covers the mag's accompanying WOTY issue. She also reveals that she isn't looking for radio hits, although they find her. She just wants to make you cry.