Just listened to the Mary J. Blige/U2 collaboration called One. I think it's quite a good song. It breaks Mary J out of her R&B roots and allows her to expand her talent. I always been a fan of Mary J., but seeing her try something different is something I'm proud to see her do. I wish more artists would experiment with different styles of music. Nelly Furtado has pulled this off nicely with her Timberland collaboration with "Promiscuous."
Of course, some of these lines should NOT be crossed. Remember Garth Brooks' venture into emo rock and Vanilla Ice as a rapper? Crossovers are not always a good thing, but when they work, it is very sweet music indeed.
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