She is worthy of being idolized because she could be paid to take her clothes off... apparently. That's the only reason I could think of why people idolize her. She isn't a fashion icon, because she wasn't wearing clothes, so I'm assuming that young females of our generation enjoy looking at smut from the 1950s.
She should not be idolized because she was unfaithful in her romantic relationships, took off her clothes for money, and was so much of a drug addict that she died of a drug overdose. Not to be mean, but she set a good example of what kind of a woman not to be. Maybe that could be her legacy. People could learn to do everything opposite of what Marilyn Monroe did. You know, and have a little bit of respect for themselves.
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