By: Tanya Remekie Beyoncé tends to walk a straight and narrow path, but she's no nun. She's way too sassy, her dancing is too sexy, and her neck c**ks too hard for that. On the superstar's new DVD, I Am... Yours: An Intimate Performance at Wynn Las Vegas, out Monday, audiences experience a show-stopping event as Sasha Fierce and Bey come out to play. Strutting out in classic Jean-Paul Gaultier, Beyoncé hits the stage with "Hello" before bringing the audience in to help her move through "Irreplaceable." After a "Sweet Dreams" medley featuring Anita Baker's "Sweet Love," Jay-Z's other half sings "If I Were a Boy" and surprisingly grabs her crotch during the line, "Wish you were a better man." And to the delight of concertgoers, Beyoncé switches from her R&B roots to the rock tunes of Alanis Morisette's "You Oughta Know," while getting on all fours and whipping her hair to and fro. After intermission, the woman of the hour returns in a black sequined leotard for a Broadway-fashioned narration of her life story, told through song and dance. From Destiny's Child's cover of Michael Jackson's "I Wanna Be Where You Are," to DC's first hit "No, No, No," to her debut solo album, to the YouTube phenomenon "Single Ladies," Beyoncé shares her magical story. She even throws in an anecdote, describing how Columbia Records failed to like her song choices for Dangerously in Love. She reveals that executives told her before its release that it didn't have one hit, to which Bey was sly to agree. "I didn't have one. I had five." Ouch. Beyoncé's I Am... Yours DVD will be edited down into an hour-long TV special, airing November 26 at 9 p.m. EST on ABC.