The extraordinary life of Cher can only be told by one person: Cher herself. Cher – the first and only autobiography of the pop culture icon. For over seventy years, Cher has fought to live her life on her own terms. In her two-part autobiography, she finally reveals the true story of her life.

Her career is unique and unparalleled: Cher is the only woman to have topped the Billboard charts in seven consecutive decades. She has won an Academy Award, an Emmy, a Grammy, and a Cannes Film Festival Award, she has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and honored by the Kennedy Center. She is a long-time activist and philanthropist, a role model, and an icon.

As a dyslexic child, she dreamed of becoming famous. She grew up in often unstable conditions, surrounded by singers and actresses, and a mother who, despite their difficult relationship, inspired and influenced her. With her characteristic humor and honesty, Cher shares in "Cher. The Autobiography" how an unpolished rough diamond, without a plan and much self-confidence, became the groundbreaking superstar that the world has been unable to ignore for over half a century.

The first part deals with her unusual beginnings: from her childhood and youth to her meeting and marriage with Sonny Bono – and their rather complicated relationship that made them world-famous but ultimately drove them apart. "Cher. The Autobiography" presents Cher as the daughter, sister, wife, lover, mother, and superstar.