Loretta Lynn RIP

[Collateral Damage]

Loretta Lynn, coal miner's daughter and country music icon, dies at 90 (msn.com)

Her signature 1970 hit “Coal Miner’s Daughter” became the title of her 1976 autobiography, which was turned into the Oscar-winning 1980 film with Sissy Spacek as the lead.

In 1972, Lynn became the first woman in history to win the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year trophy, and she would add a mantle’s worth of hardware to go with it over the years — four Grammys, a 2003 Kennedy Center honor, and a Presidential Medal of Freedom a decade later. Over her six-decade career, Lynn sold more than 45 million albums, according to her personal website.

Not my flavor of music, but she was an icon.

[Abby08]

She was, real country, before it got taken over by these sound alike girls, all telling the same stories......

R.I.P Ms. Lynn.

[countryboy]

R. I. P. Loretta.

[FindersKeepers]

RIP Loretta!

[Dr. Who]

RIP Loretta. You definitely were an icon.

[Standing Wolf]

Ah, shoot! I really liked her. Well, 90. Tough to complain about that.

[OLD GUY IN FLORIDA]

I never liked those country music songs that touted being a nobody and of low status, But she was good at what she did and I am sorry to hear that she died.