Amy Winehouse's Back to Black album has moved into the Top 10 list of best-selling UK albums of the 21st century.
Since it was released in October 2006 the album has sold 2,467,575 copies, with 318,350 of those being sold in the last 10 weeks alone.
Winehouse has moved into the Top 10 at the expense of Norah Jones' 2002 album Come Away With Me which has sold 2,432,712 copies. [..]
According to the Daily Star, the ‘Rehab’ singer entered the garage at 5am (GMT), and spied the book, ‘Amy Amy Amy: The Amy Winehouse Story’, then demanded that staff remove it from the shelves.
An anonymous source is quoted as telling the newspaper: “She wasn’t happy. I don’t know if she’d seen something offensive in the book, or if she just didn’t like the idea of the book being on sale at all. But as soon as she saw it, her mood darkened.”
Since it was released in October 2006 the album has sold 2,467,575 copies, with 318,350 of those being sold in the last 10 weeks alone.
Winehouse has moved into the Top 10 at the expense of Norah Jones' 2002 album Come Away With Me which has sold 2,432,712 copies. [..]
According to the Daily Star, the ‘Rehab’ singer entered the garage at 5am (GMT), and spied the book, ‘Amy Amy Amy: The Amy Winehouse Story’, then demanded that staff remove it from the shelves.
An anonymous source is quoted as telling the newspaper: “She wasn’t happy. I don’t know if she’d seen something offensive in the book, or if she just didn’t like the idea of the book being on sale at all. But as soon as she saw it, her mood darkened.”
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