An Icon Wrote His Sexual Hit Song About “Forget-Me-Nots” Singer Patrice Rushen? We Weren’t Ready

Posted On : January 13, 2021
Patrice Rushen

The ’80s “Forget Me Nots” hitmaker/musician, Patrice Rushen, reportedly had a mega-superstar trying to get with her back in the day. Apparently she wasn’t really feelin’ him in that way, but it’s been said that he wanted her so badly, he even wrote a song about her. You know the song very well, because it was a big hit for him. He’s more than just an R&B icon, he’s a world icon, who stepped into the music game in the late 70’s. Keep on scrolling to find out who…

OMG! Prince Wrote His Hit Song For Patrice Rushen???

Prince and Patrice Rushen

It’s ‘The Purple One’…Prince! Yep, according to Rolling Stone and several other reports, word on the Old School curb is that he wanted Patrice Rushen something serious! But he just wasn’t successful in his conquests, so he ended up  dealing with his urge for the woman affectionately known as “Babyfingers,” in the best way he knew how. He wrote a hit song about her, which was the 80’s jam, “I Wanna Be Your Lover.”

You’ve gotta love Prince for being straight to the point with the ladies. Ms. Rushen isn’t the only known singer he wrote a hit song about by the way, there was one more.

It’s understandable why Prince was reportedly so attracted to Patrice Rushen though – not only is she a gorgeous woman, they both have a strong passion for great musicianship, and are very both gifted artists. So they would have likely bonded on a much deeper level, had they hooked up. Ah well..though it would’ve been interesting to see them as a power couple back in the day, we’ll settle for the timeless Old School classics they’ve graced us with instead.

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