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Stevens defends pop music

Former S Club star Rachel Stevens has furiously defended pop music - insisting it isn't a "dirty word".

Stevens defends pop music

Sun, 25 Jul, 2004 - 15:09

Former S Club star Rachel Stevens has furiously defended pop music - insisting it isn't a "dirty word".

The Sweet Dreams My LA Ex singer, 26, dismisses critics who believe only "serious" musicians have a right be in the charts.

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