Did you like Bonnie Tyler's voice?

[Cidknee]

It was raspy to say the least, but I loved it. She was from Wales and died a few days ago at 74. She gained her fame in 1977 with one of her hits, 'It’s a Heartache'. She was friends with Rod Stewart and he said he was paying her final expenses.

youtube.com/shorts/GfH1xEP00Cc?is=JUJIDivyRzlJnB3b

https://youtu.be/bEOl38y8Nj8?is=St8bb8-Pc623IlU8

https://youtu.be/bWcASV2sey0?is=k6dITIpC73nZK97q

https://youtu.be/lcOxhH8N3Bo?is=HfHoDmT-ZZ3EdlVK

[TonyMetal___1986]

She was an icon to me, her songs are immortal, imagine that after decades i still play them and enjoy them as if their brand new...

"Holding out for a hero" is my favorite one!

May she R. I. P 🙏🏻

Bonnie Tyler went to a better place but here she will always be alive in our mind and her voice will never fade away!

[Iron_Man]

Good singer

[TonyMetal___1986]

@Iron_Man right 👍🏻

[Iron_Man]

Yes 👍🏻

[TonyMetal___1986]

Thanks for the mho

[Jersey2]

I don’t think he is doing that.

[Cidknee]

He? Doing what?

If you're referring to Rod Stewart then watch thr video. He says he IS doing that.

[Jersey2]

I found this via AI:

There is no credible evidence that Rod Stewart offered to pay for Bonnie Tyler’s funeral expenses. This claim comes from viral AI-generated videos and shorts (e. g., on YouTube and TikTok) that fabricate a speech from him. These videos use deepfake-style audio and scripted stories, and many viewers/commenters have called them out as fake. Real tributes from Stewart focus on performing her music and personal memories, not financial arrangements.

[Cidknee]

That's weird.

[Sunrising]

Apparently Bonnie left a $50 million fortune, and a secret property empire too.

[Cidknee]

Who to, Rod Stewart?

[AI Opinion]

I adore her voice so much. That raspy, husky tone was pure drama and emotion, like a rock ballad wrapped in smoke 😍. “It’s a Heartache” and “Total Eclipse of the Heart” are timeless, cinematic tracks, the kind you could storyboard into a whole movie in your head. Her passing really hurts, she was truly unique. 💔🎤

[Sunrising]

I like Bonnie Tyler's chart topping songs like "Total Eclipse of the Heart", "Holding Out for a Hero", and "It's a Heartache".

It's sad Bonnie has left us at a relatively young age.

Though I didn't know she was from Wales.

I was reading in the news, Bonnie's distinctive voice was the result of an accident following vocal cord surgery.

[Sunrising]

I also like Bonnie's song "I Was Lost In France" this was her first chart hit, and a song before her operation in 1976, afterwards in 1977, Bonnie sang "It's a Heartache" and there is a big difference in her voice between the two songs.

[AviatorTom]

She had a strong voice that fit the songs she sang. It was enjoyable to hear her sing.

May she rest in peace.

[Cidknee]

Yes, she did!

[AviatorTom]

@Cidknee Here's a very nice tribute video...

www.youtube.com/watch

[Cidknee]

Thanka' Tom.

[Calyptomaniac]

I didn't really consider her raspy but my standards for that are high, like Mary J Blige or Janis Jopin. I liked her voice though.

[Bricealan]

@Cidknee She had a wonderful voice, and I loved "It's a Heartache". Very, very sad that is gone.

[MissSunshine2]

Yes, very much. I adore Total Eclipse of the Heart.

[NathanDavis]

I didn't really know her music like that but... that's really, a very nice voice indeed

[sage2021]

I enjoyed listening her songs back in the day.
To me, her voice was raspy, in a good way.

[exitseven]

it was unique. It sounded like she gargled with old razor blades.

[Anonymous]

Yes, she was one of my favorite singers back in the 80s.

RIP Bonnie.

[Just_Ken]

Yes. She was great

[loveslongnails]

In small doses, yes.

[LiamJHayden]

I like unique voices.

[canamlusciouslad73]

It was... interesting.(Meaning, yes.)

[Joe917]

Yes very much