Dolly Parton's new book, "Star of the Show," chronicles her extraordinary career from impoverished childhood in East Tennessee to her status as a beloved country music queen and successful entrepreneur. The book, the third in her photographic trilogy, details her extensive work across music, film, television, and her Dollywood empire. It emphasizes Parton's tireless work ethic and storytelling abilities, serving as a reminder of her achievements beyond her iconic persona.
"Star of the Show" focuses intently on Parton's career, delving into her early years, her mentorship by Porter Wagoner, and her eventual departure from his show, which inspired her hit song "I Will Always Love You." The book highlights her refusal to be limited by Wagoner's control and her determination to grow as an artist. Parton's narrative underscores her unwavering commitment to her craft and her awareness of the music industry's perception of artists' shelf lives, showcasing how she continued to thrive and achieve significant success well into her career.
While the book offers a detailed account of Parton's professional journey, it intentionally offers limited personal insights into her romantic life, with only brief mentions of her husband, Carl Dean. Instead, "Star of the Show" aims to dismantle any lingering stereotypes of Parton as a "dumb blonde" by metic... download the app to read more
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