Rihanna is regarded by the media as a pop and fashion icon, particularly since her third studio album "Good Girl Gone Bad" (2007). Nick Levine of "Digital Spy" described "Good Girl Gone Bad" as "the closest thing to a "Thriller" that 2007/08 is likely to produce". According to "Rolling Stone", her single "Umbrella" and her eighth album "Anti" are regarded as among the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, respectively. Her single "We Found Love" was ranked by "Billboard" as the 24th biggest US "Billboard "Hot 100 hit of all time and her single "Work" has been credited by a "Billboard" editor for bringing the dancehall genre to the forefront of mainstream American music. Music critic Jayson Greene of "Pitchfork" described Rihanna as the most influential singer of the past decade, writing:"Rihanna Voice has become an industry-wide idea, a creative property like the Korg synth or LinnDrum […] We crave the thrill that you can only get when a dozen or so good ideas manifest themselves in a single voice. For the past 10 years, that voice has more or less been Rihanna's. Now that she's gleefully shredding it apart, she'll probably generate a whole new comet trail of Rihannabes. Inevitably, none of them will carry the charge, the glassy cool and subterranean heat, of the real thing."