She was also an Apple (Beatles record label) recording artist back then.
Also did a great version of Billy Joel’s “Say Goodbye to Hollywood with the E Street Band backing her up.
IMO, one of the top 20 music videos from the 80s.
A little story about this era.
When I was filming “Rockin’ the Wall,” I got the last filmed interview with the great producer (and #1 songwriter) George “Shadow” Morton. He couldn’t sing, couldn’t play an instrument, and couldn’t read music . . . but managed to write 2 #1 songs (”Remember . . . Walkin’ in the Sand” and “Leader of the Pack”).
He went on to be the producer of Janis Ian, Vanilla Fudge, and Iron Butterfly.
When he was recording the Butterfly, they absolutely could not get “Inna-gadda-da-vida” down. He tried everything-—booze, dope. Nothing could calm their nerves. So he pulled an old producer trick.
He said, “We have some bad wiring here in the board. You guys rehearse the song while we fix it.” But in fact he rolled tape. Butterfly was in a groove, and when they came to the drum solo, Morton was so moved by how well they were doing that he kept giving them the “keep going” sign, explaining the long drum solo that was never intended.