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Bonnie Tyler, Voice of 'Total Eclipse,' Dies at 75
9 Jul
Summary
- Bonnie Tyler, acclaimed Welsh singer, died at age 75.
- She was best known for her iconic power ballad 'Total Eclipse of the Heart.'
- Celebrities like Catherine Zeta-Jones and Rod Stewart expressed deep sorrow.
Welsh pop legend Bonnie Tyler, celebrated for her distinctive gravelly voice and chart-topping hits, has died at the age of 75. Her family confirmed her passing on Thursday, stating she died in a hospital in Portugal where she was being treated for an illness.
Tyler had been hospitalized in Faro in May for emergency intestinal surgery and was placed in an induced coma, though she had reportedly been improving. The music world is filled with tributes, with stars like Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, and Kevin Bacon sharing their fond memories and condolences.
Catherine Zeta-Jones reminisced about Tyler being married to her cousin and her unforgettable performance at her wedding. Rod Stewart highlighted their shared vocal styles and Tyler's soulful impact. Bryan Adams and Katrina Leskanich recalled her beautiful voice and effervescent spirit, while Tony Hadley and Sir Cliff Richard remembered her kindness and infectious zest for life.
