The band, whose popularity endures 15 years after its
break-up, stormed the charts with debut single "Wannabe" in 1996
and went on to sell more than 80 million records worldwide.
"When you say it's our 20th anniversary coming up, it does make
you think, 'Oh my gosh it really has been that long'," Mel B,
whose real name is Melanie Brown, said on the U.S. television
"Today" show on Thursday.
"Hopefully we'll gather the troops around and we'll get to do
something to celebrate it next year ... Well, it's in my plan. I
don't know about anybody else's."
Mel B, who was known as Scary Spice; Victoria Beckham - Posh
Spice; Emma Bunton - Baby Spice; Geri Halliwell - Ginger Spice;
and Melanie Chisholm - Sporty Spice reunited briefly for the
2012 London Olympics to perform a medley of their songs.
Mel B is now a judge on U.S. television show "America's Got
Talent", whose 10th season she promoted on the viewing terrace
of New York's towering Empire State Building later on Thursday.
"I've done Broadway, I've done theater, I've produced my own
music, I've done touring with the Spice Girls so I know what it
feels like to be a well-rounded entertainer, or I like to call
myself that," she told Reuters.
"I like to be able to give constructive criticism from a place
where I know I've been there."
(Reporting by Reuters Television in New York and Marie-Louise
Gumuchian in London; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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