My reasons: * She wrote “I Will Always Love You” and “Jolene” ON THE SAME DAY. That must’ve been one helluva day. * Her philanthropic works. Just Google them. They are breathtaking in scope and generosity and you’ll never see a camera crew following her around doing “good deeds.” * Married to the same dude since 1966. “It’s the first marriage for both of us. And the last.” * 4th of 12 kids. She literally came from nothing. It’s extraordinary. * She can act. She can sing her ass off. Boss business person. She’s beautiful and has been forever but hasn’t let it become a defining thing, she’s also funny AF and I can’t remember her ever putting a foot wrong. Simply put: she and Lucille Ball are on my Mt. Rushmore and it’s not debatable.
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