In the late 70’s Donna Summer ruled the disco charts with songs like ‘Last Dance.’ Her music—much of which she wrote herself—earned Summer the nickname ‘The Queen of Disco’ and now a new documentary is peeling back the curtain on the late singer’s rise to fame and her personal life. ABC News’ Linsey Davis sits down with the film’s co-directors Donna’s daughter Brooklyn Sudano and Oscar winner Roger Ross Williams. Stream the latest episode of #Nightline on Hulu. https://bit.ly/43mhj2k | Nightline