Kennedy Center 2005 honoree Tina Turner walks down the red carpet after arriving at the State Department for a dinner hosted by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey (L) and Kennedy Center 2005 Honoree Tina Turner walk together as they depart the gala dinner at the State Department in Washington December 3, 2005. The Kennedy Center award is given for a lifetime contribution to the arts and American culture. REUTERS/Mike Theiler

From left to right, President of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Michael Kaiser, George Stevens, Tony Bennett, Julie Harris (seated), Tina Turner, Suzanne Farrell (seated), Robert Redford, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Kennedy Center Stephen Schwarzman pose for a photo after the State Department dinner on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Singer and Kennedy Center 2005 Honoree Tina Turner poses for photographers as she arrives for a gala dinner at the State Department in Washington December 3, 2005. Turner's life has been a Cinderella tale of poverty, cotton picking as a child and an abusive marriage, but she persevered to become a rock music icon. The Kennedy Center award is given for a lifetime contribution to the arts and American culture. REUTERS/Mike Theiler

Singer and Kennedy Center 2005 Honoree Tina Turner poses for photographers as she arrives for a gala dinner at the State Department in Washington December 3, 2005. Turner's life has been a Cinderella tale of poverty, cotton picking as a child and an abusive marriage, but she persevered to become a rock music icon. The Kennedy Center award is given for a lifetime contribution to the arts and American culture. REUTERS/Mike Theiler

The 2005 Kennedy Center honorees, actress Julie Harris, lower left, dancer and teacher Suzanne Farrell, lower right, singer Tony Bennett, right, singer Tina Turner, center, and director and producer Robert Redford, pose for a photo after the State Department dinner hosted by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Kennedy Center 2005 Honorees (seated L-R) actress Julie Harris and Ballerina Suzanne Farrell join (standing L-R) singer Tony Bennett, singer Tina Turner and actor Robert Redford for a photo after a gala dinner at the State Department in Washington December 3, 2005. The Kennedy Center award is given for a lifetime contribution to the arts and American culture. REUTERS/Mike Theiler

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey, left, and 2005 Kennedy Center honoree Tina Turner leave the State Department dinner on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Kennedy Center 2005 honoree Tina Turner walks down the red carpet after arriving at the State Department for a dinner hosted by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

1989 "Foreign Affair" Album Picture

1996 - Tina Turner arrives at the Billboard Music Awards and poses for the media prior to performing her new single "GoldenEye" the new title track and name of the new James Bond film.

1997 - "Wildest Dreams" Album Promotional Photo. The album art was different in the United Stated of America.

1988 - Tina Turner arrives in Rio (Brazil) during the Break Every Rule World Tour. This concert had an enormous draw, with more than 180,000 fans turning out to see her (placing her into the Guinness Book of World Records for concert attendance).

1985 - Tina Turner and Mick Jagger answer questions for the media prior to rehersal for the historic "Live Aid Concert."

APRIL 2005 - Tina Turner performs in Denmark at the show to celebrate that 200 years ago Hans Christian Andersen, the famous storyteller, was born. With the Royal Family (Denmark) and 300 other artists attended (though Tina Turner is the only one they had perform).

According to the organizers, “It was very hard to get Tina to the show; we really tried hard to get her to come and now she has agreed to come. There will be more than 500 media representatives around the world, and Tina will perform as an intergraded part of the storytelling show.” “The TV show will be broadcasted in: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Australia, Portugal, Israel, and other places across Europe and the Middle East.

APRIL 2005 - Tina Turner performs in Denmark at the show to celebrate that 200 years ago Hans Christian Andersen, the famous storyteller, was born. With the Royal Family (Denmark) and 300 other artists attended (though Tina Turner is the only one they had perform).

According to the organizers, “It was very hard to get Tina to the show; we really tried hard to get her to come and now she has agreed to come. There will be more than 500 media representatives around the world, and Tina will perform as an intergraded part of the storytelling show.” “The TV show will be broadcasted in: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Australia, Portugal, Israel, and other places across Europe and the Middle East.

APRIL 2005 - Tina Turner performs in Denmark at the show to celebrate that 200 years ago Hans Christian Andersen, the famous storyteller, was born. With the Royal Family (Denmark) and 300 other artists attended (though Tina Turner is the only one they had perform).

According to the organizers, “It was very hard to get Tina to the show; we really tried hard to get her to come and now she has agreed to come. There will be more than 500 media representatives around the world, and Tina will perform as an intergraded part of the storytelling show.” “The TV show will be broadcasted in: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Australia, Portugal, Israel, and other places across Europe and the Middle East.

1993 - Tina Turner performs "I Don't Wanna Fight," the theme song for the film "What's Love Got To Do With It" based on her 1986 autobiography "I, Tina" (an International bestseller).

1993 - Tina Turner receives a "Lifetime Achievement Award" (presented by Michael Douglas) after performing "I Don't Wanna Fight," the theme song for the film "What's Love Got To Do With It" based on her 1986 autobiography "I, Tina" (an International bestseller).

1994 - Live picture from the 1993-1994 "What Love Live" Tour.

2000 - Tina Turner is presented with platinum, best selling record awards by her record company during the press conference for her new "Twenty Four Seven" album.

1994 - Tina Turner and Erwin Bach (her boyfriend of 8 years, and 16 years her junior) are spotted in London.

1997 - Live picture from the 1997-1998 "Wildest Dreams" World Tour.

1994 - Signed, live picture from the 1993-1994 "What Love Live" Tour.

1989 - Live picture from the 1989 "Foreign Affair" World Tour.

1989 - Live picture from the 1989 "Foreign Affair" World Tour.

1991 - "Simply The Best" Album Promotional Photo.

1997 - "Wildest Dreams" Album Promotional Photo.

Veteran actor Robert Redford (L) looks on as singer Tina Turner sings along with other guests the U.S. national anthem at the Kennedy Center Honors Gala in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington December 4, 2005. (Jason Reed/Reuters)

2005 Kennedy Center Honorees singer Tina Turner blows a kiss to well-wishers as she arrives at the Kennedy Center in Washington for the evening's gala performance December 4, 2005. The Kennedy Center award is given for a lifetime contribution to the arts and U.S. culture. (Mike Theiler/Reuters)

Singer Tina Turner blows a kiss while on the red carpet at the 28th Annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, DC.(AFP/Getty Images/Chris Greenberg)

Actor Robert Redford, left, and singer Tina Turner, right, stand for the national anthem before the start of the Kennedy Center Honors Gala. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Singer and actress Tina Turner poses for photographs upon arriving at The Kennedy Center in Washington to receive honors from The Kennedy Center for a lifetime of achievement in the arts and American culture December 4, 2005. Turner was honored earlier in the evening during a ceremony at The White House. REUTERS/Chris Kleponis

U.S. President George W. Bush (C) and first lady Laura Bush (3rd L) gather with veteran actor Robert Redford (L), singer Tina Turner (2nd L), Vice President Dick Cheney (3rd R) and Lynne Cheney (2nd R) at the Kennedy Center Honors Gala in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington December 4, 2005. Redford and Turner were honored earlier in the evening by Bush at a White House ceremony. REUTERS/Jason Reed

U.S. President George W. Bush (3rd R) and first lady Laura Bush (3rd L) gather with veteran actor Robert Redford (L), singer Tina Turner (2nd L), Vice President Dick Cheney (2nd R) and Lynne Cheney during the Kennedy Center Honors Gala at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington December 4, 2005. Redford and Turner were honored earlier in the evening by President Bush at a White House ceremony. REUTERS/Jason Reed

Singer Tina Turner poses upon arriving at The Kennedy Center in Washington, December 4, 2005. Turner was to receive honors from The Kennedy Center for a lifetime of achievement in the arts and American culture. Turner was honored earlier in the evening during a ceremony at The White House. REUTERS/Chris Kleponis

Singer and actress Tina Turner poses for photographs upon arriving at The Kennedy Center in Washington to receive honors from The Kennedy Center for a lifetime of achievement in the arts and American culture December 4, 2005. Turner was honored earlier in the evening during a ceremony at The White House. REUTERS/Chris Kleponis

Kennedy Center honoree Tina Turner poses for a picture at the Kennedy Center for the Preforming Arts before the start of the 2005 Kennedy Center Honors Gala on Sunday, Dec. 4, 2005, in Washington. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

In this photograph provided by the White House, President Bush, right, congratulates performer Tina Turner during a reception for the Kennedy Center honorees in the East Room of the White House Sunday, Dec. 4, 2005. Other honorees are, from left, singer Tony Bennett, dancer Suzanne Farrell, actress Julie Harris, actor Robert Redford and singer Tina Turner. (AP Photo/The White House, Eric Draper)

1993 - "What's Love Live" Tour Book.

1989 - "Foreign Affair" Album Publicity Photo. This photo was so popular it was given the name "An Almost Unguarded Moment" by photography company Laister Dickson, LTD. The name of the photo was based on the peaceful, serene look on Tina's face.

This is an April 2, 2005 file photo of singer Tina Turner preforming Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. A yearlong bicentennial celebration of beloved children's book author Hans Christian Andersen drew to a close Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2005. But it was hardly a fairy-tale ending. The celebrations peaked on April 2, the 200th anniversary of Andersen's birth, with a televised rock concert featuring singer Tina Turner, Olivia Newton John and opera soprano Renee Fleming. The show at Copenhagen's Parken stadium left organizers with a 13 million kroner (?1.8 million; US$2.12 million) deficit, partly because of a US$1 million (Euro 810,000) fee paid to Turner. (AP Photo / Polfoto, Jens Dige)