The Beat Goes On
NEW YORK—Not only can Shannon wail on tunes like “Give Me Tonight” and “Let The Music Play,” but she knows her way around both the short and long tax forms and can calculate your gross income in mere seconds. Before putting out a solid album and a couple (so far) of amiable singles, before gigging in Europe and all over the states and at Disneyland and Disney world and on a New York TV show for the Italian government, Shannon knew she had a head for figures.
The Beat Goes On
SHANNON LETS IT PLAY
NEW YORK—Not only can Shannon wail on tunes like “Give Me Tonight” and “Let The Music Play,” but she knows her way around both the short and long tax forms and can calculate your gross income in mere seconds.
Before putting out a solid album and a couple (so far) of amiable singles, before gigging in Europe and all over the states and at Disneyland and Disney world and on a New York TV show for the Italian government, Shannon knew she had a head for figures. “I’m a very good bookkeeper, I would still be a bookkeeper and studying to be an accountant,” the Brooklynite “in my 20s” beams, had she not gotten so successful overnight. These days, she hires somebody else to do her taxes.