Smart Blonde Dolly Parton

Smart Blonde Dolly Parton by Stephen Miller is an updated edition published by Omnibus Press in November 2007, featuring 388 pages in English. This biography offers a substantial exploration of Dolly Parton’s life, delving into the complexities behind her iconic persona. Stephen Miller examines what drives Parton, presenting a nuanced portrait of a woman who transformed her initial image into a powerful career in music and entertainment.
Readers will find insights into Parton’s journey, highlighting her determination and the challenges she faced along the way. The book covers themes relevant to biography and autobiography, as well as the broader context of women in the entertainment industry. This edition provides a fresh perspective on a significant figure in music, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in the lives of influential composers and musicians.
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An updated edition of the first new and substantial biography for over 15 years. Stephen Miiller goes behind the larger-than-life image to find out what really makes Dolly Parton tick. What emerges is a unique portrait of a strong woman who came to town looking like a burlesque hooker but who took control of her life, her music and her career with resolute determination.
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