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As the title song from her second album, True Colors stayed at the top spot for two weeks and also earned Lauper a Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.

The inspiring ballad about embracing ones true nature has a universally appealing message, making it a popular cover song for many well-known artists.

It is also an empowering anthem for the LGBT community, inspiring the name of the nonprofit co-founded by Cyndi Lauper in 1986 to end the LGBT youth homelessness crisis, The True Colors Fund.

The ballad is truly representative of the vibrant and empowering spirit of the trailblazing performer.

The duo had already churned out hit songs for other artists, including Madonnas Like A Virgin.

After recording an elaborately produced demo of the song, they were elated when Lauper wanted to record it for her next album.

They were even more excited when they heard Laupers sparse and delicate interpretation of their original song.

The song has inspired many covers since Laupers original, including versions from Phil Collins, the cast of the TV show Glee and Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick for the film, Trolls.

Born Cynthia Ann Stephanie Lauper on June 22, 1953 in Astoria, NY, she had a tough time fitting in as a kid.

Her divorced parents struggled to make ends meet and she had trouble towing the line in school.

However, when she fell in love with music, she discovered her lifes passion.

After joining the band, Blue Angel, and scoring a record deal, Lauper was ready to stage her solo career.

She took the world by storm with her aptly titled 1983 debut album, Shes So Unusual, that included contagious pop hits like Girls Just Want To Have Fun, Time After Time and All Through the Night.

With her colorful punk-pop look, Lauper was the epitome of the 1980s and her music videos became MTV staples.

She won the Best New Artist award at the 1984 Grammys and the album sold six million copies in the U.S.

Her popular recurring role in the sitcom, Mad About You, won her an Emmy in 1995.

In 2013, she won six Tony Awards for her musical, Kinky Boots, and broke new Broadway ground as the first female to win the Best Original Score category.

In an interview about her history-making win, she shared, I guess Im the first woman, so maybe Id do it for my mother and my grandmother who could not have careers, and for all the women thatll follow me, because therell be lots of them.

She also won the Best Musical Theater Album award at the Grammys for Kinky Boots in 2014.

On truecolorsfund.org, Laupers personal statement powerfully expresses the main mission of her organization: Everyone whether straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender should be allowed to show their true colors, and be accepted and loved for who they are.

Every American should be guaranteed equal treatment, at school, at work, in their relationships, in service of their country and in every part of their lives.

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