“I have a certain way of singing. I have a certain sound in my voice that’s very identifiable. I guess they call that being a stylist,” Dolly Parton told Emily Lordi, about “Dollifying” the rock classics she covered. Revisit the full interview: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/d35d5h

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• The New Yorker

  “I have a certain way of singing. I have a certain sound in my voice that’s very identifiable. I guess they call that being a stylist,” Dolly Parton told Emily Lordi, about “Dollifying” the rock classics she covered. Revisit the full interview: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/d35d5h
• The Atlantic left

  Dolly Parton understood that slippery thing called authenticity—that you can be yourself while playing a character, @skornhaber.bsky.social writes. He explores the real lesson of her life and music:
• Audacy center

  Dolly Parton built a better world, with rhinestones and songs
• The New York Times left

  Dolly Parton's voice was angelic not because it possessed some kind of divine perfection or unattainable beauty, but because it seemed to be personally invested in the well-being of anyone and everyone who listened to it, illuminated from within with an almost otherworldly benevolence.