Gry Johansen is a Danish singer who began her career in 1980 by singing backing vocals for Tommy P. and releasing her first single "Mr. Farao". She represented Denmark at the 1983 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Kloden Drejer", which finished number 17. She made subsequent attempts to represent Denmark in the contest, placing number 6 in 1985 with her mother Vivian Johansen under the name Vivian and Gry with the song "Vi Ska' Leve", placing number 6 in 1989 with "Endnu En Nat", and performing "Sig Du Vil Ha' Mig" in 2000. In the mid-1980s, she collaborated with German singer and producer Bernie Paul, releasing singles in Germany under the name Bo Andersen. Their releases included "Our Love Is Alive", "Reach Out For The Stars", and "Hold Me In Your Arms" in 1988. In Denmark, she released the studio albums Magic Touch in 1984, Sparks in 1986, and Ord Mod Ord in 1989. She also released the single "Du er alt" in 2011 and appeared on various television programs.
