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Ditto Honors Madonna in Video

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Beth Ditto pays homage to early-'90s Madonna in her new video, "I Wrote the Book."

Similar to the videos for "Justify My Love" and Vogue," Ditto's video has her cavorting around a stylish hotel while fey dancers preen and pose around her. The song is part of a solo EP for Ditto, the lesbian lead singer of rock group Gossip.

Click here to watch "I Wrote the Book."

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