== Terrible == 

 Despite attempting some cleanup on this article over the past few days, I've come to finally conclude what a terrible state this article is in. I've twice removed "Let it Be" from her discography. This not a Suzi Quatro single - she didn't even have a solo spot on the song but was one of about 50 performers in the chorus line! Was her career in such a bad state by 1987 that this is worthy of mention - not only in the discography but also in her "Music" section (which is pretty short as it is)? I've had a look at the discographies of the actual leads on Let it Be and not one of them includes it in their discography. What a sad state of affairs the need to include it here.  

 Add to that, the line about a 1985 single which reads: "reached number 140 in the UK charts despite a complete lack of promotion" (!) Despite? No.140 is hardly an achievement - it's a total flop. Further, a 1987 re-release gets placed at No.87. This didn't actually happen as the UK charts from 1987 are readily available online - and this clearly didn't happen, which renders the reference "Timeline" to be completely unreliable. 

 With all this - and so little information regarding her significant years (ie the 1970s), this article has left me with the impression that Suzi Quatro was far less successful than I had thought.