Source: New York Post
She sang “9-to-5” — but worked 24-7 to help her hometown. Dolly Parton never forgot her roots in the backwoods of Tennessee — and used the money she got as a global singing star to open a theme park in her hometown that became the community’s economic lifeline. As the beloved “Dreamer in Chief” at Dollywood, the country legend — who passed away at 80 Tuesday — drew millions to the formerly depressed rural area to enjoy a one-of-kind and down-home experience she personally curated.
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