Je suis un peu pressé, c'est pourquoi je te répond en anglais. Je m'excuse.
'Une émission de la télé hollandaise, où des journalistes évoquent et critiquent (probablement) le livre de Françoise dans sa traduction locale, en l'absence de l'auteur...'The author doesn't like to travel because she has a very bad health and second reason: she's busy with her new album. That's why she invited Dutch and Belgian journalistst to her place at the avenue Foch. But when you've succeeded to get there, she's very friendly and takes all her time. The reporter of the Belgian magazine Humo spoke with her during five hours. Not very usual for big stars. Also the other journalists were impressed by her honesty and her way of talking.
'Ce qui serait sympa, c'est que Dick nous dise au moins si les journalistes font une bonne ou une mauvaise critique du bouquin.'Well, that's hard to say. I think that no one had read the book, except of course the publisher. You can see three older men, who are talking about how beautiful she was and that each of them was in love with her when he was 15. And they talk about Bob Dylan: that he wanted to make love with her and she didn't get that, and so on... Well, you know.
Then there's a bald man (a comedian), who is somewhat younger, doesn't know anything about her, but says that she's singing like a rabbitt. The older men protest.
Nice detail: you can see a woman with glasses and black dyed hair. She is the president of the Dutch parliament. She confesses that she tried to have in her youth the same hair as Françoise, but hélas she wasn't as beautiful.
Résumé: its nothing. But: it was the first time since decades that Dutch television payed any attention at the existence of Françoise. That she's alive, makes CD's and is still very beautiful.
PS In an important Dutch journal she gets 3 out of 5 stars for her book.