Hear Dolly Parton’s final recording, a heartbreaking duet with Bono
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U2 released their 16th studio album Friday, “Carnaval de Luz” (“Carnival of Light”), which ends with the song “Torn,” a duet between lead singer, Bono, and Parton.
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Dolly Parton’s last words have arrived. The iconic singer’s last recorded vocals have been released on “Torn,” the final track on U2’s just-released album “Carnaval de Luz.” On the song, Parton and Bono sing about what seems to be a metaphor for our country’s politically divided landscape, with Part…
U2 released their 16th studio album Friday, “Carnaval de Luz” (“Carnival of Light”), which ends with the song “Torn,” a duet between lead singer, Bono, and Parton.
Dolly Parton’s final recorded vocal performance — a duet with U2 singer Bono on the band’s single “Torn” — was released Friday, giving fans around the world a final chance to hear new music from the beloved country icon.
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