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Top talent scouts are weighing in on her chances after the 22-year-old racked up millions of MySpace views and launched much-sought-after new songs on priced-by-demand Web site AmieStreet.com since the Spitzer story broke.
Before Dupre's MySpace page was deleted Thursday, it had received 4,612,397 views and her song "What We Want" touted 711,334 plays.
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"People want to see if there's an opportunity there," says Ted Cohen, a former talent scout for Warner Bros. and now managing partner at TAG Strategic, which advises startup music companies on all aspects of digital media.
"Is what she's posted a hit? No. But if someone like Jay-Z or Danger Mouse or Jimmy Iovine wanted to give her a shot, she'll have a shot," said Cohen.
Music publicist Diana Baron suggested that Dupre's best shot is to end up in some glossy lad magazines, then segue from that platform to a music contract.
Dupre's mother, Carolyn Capalbo, 46, told media earlier that her daughter "is a very bright girl who can handle someone like the governor."
And friends in Dupre's hometown, New Jersey, called Dupre a "good, good girl" who was a cheerleader in middle school, babysat for neighborhood kids, and liked to karaoke to pop tunes in her ribbon-decorated bedroom.