Global tributes paid to Dolly Parton
Most outlets highlighted international reactions to Dolly Parton’s passing, focusing on symbolic gestures such as the King’s Guard band playing her song in Britain and the Empire State Building lighting up in pink. Both excerpts noted tributes from Britain, the United States, and Japan, with slight variation in the level of detail provided about the Japanese tribute.
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World mourns Dolly Parton
In Britain, the King’s Guard band played Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” in front of Buckingham Palace. In the United States, the Empire State Building lit up in pink. In Japan, producer Seiji Kameda remembered a singer whose voice “shone like the sun”. Fans across continents, from prime ministers to pop stars, sent out messages […]
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'We will always love you' - world mourns Dolly Parton
LONDON/SYDNEY: In Britain, the King’s Guard band played Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” in front of Buckingham Palace. In the United States, the Empire State Building lit up in pink. In Japan, producer Seiji Kameda remembered a singer whose voice “shone like the sun”. Fans across continents, from prime ministers to pop stars, sent out messages of grief and affectionafter the news came through that the ...
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