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The New Issue of Rolling Stone: Britney Spears

February 6, 2008 8:37 AM ET

America's most controversial pop princess is on the cover of the new issue of Rolling Stone. What began as the stuff that dreams are made of has slowly devolved into a tabloid-friendly nightmare for Spears. To read an excerpt from the cover story, click here. For a complete look at the history of Britney's music video canon, click here. For a comprehensive Britney Spears photo gallery, click here.

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