Taylor Dayne - "I'll Be Your Shelter"

Long before becoming a staple at Pride festivals throughout the country, Taylor Dayne produced hit after hit on pop radio.  One song that many people mistook as being called "Na Na Na Na Na Na" was actually titled "I'll Be Your Shelter."  Originally penned for Tina Turner, Taylor took the song to #15 on the Adult Contemporary Chart in 1990 (#4 on the Hot 100).  The tune featured budding star Kathy Troccoli on backup vocals.

Kathy Troccoli - "Tell Me Where It Hurts"

"Tell Me Where It Hurts" was originally written for Milli Vanilli.  After Milli Vanilli was exposed as a lip syncing fraud, the guys who actually did sing for Milli Vanilli (The Real Milli Vanilli) recorded the song for their 1991 album.  A few years later, Christian recording artist Kathy Troccoli found success with the single on Adult Contemporary radio.  To recap: fraudsters failed to chart the song and the Christian artist stepped in to make it a hit.

Kathy Troccoli - "Everything Changes"

Turn up Kathy Troccoli's "Everything Changes" and you might think you were listening to a Taylor Dayne song, but no.  Kathy was well-known and quite successful in the Christian music scene long before "Everything Changes" hit Top 40 radio in 1991.  Fun fact: Troccoli was actually one of Taylor Dayne's backup singers to the 1989 hit "I'll Be Your Shelter".