Grand Ole Opry Now Has A Dolly Parton Mural
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(Radio.com) Dolly Parton is the latest country artist featured on a mural outside of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry. The portrait was unveiled on March 26 on the Opry Plaza, and country fans can watch the mural created by artist Scott Guion in a new time-lapse video. The clip shows the Nashville artist working on the mural from start to finish. A lifelong fan of the singer himself, Guion shared his gratitude for the project. "I finished another panel out at The Grand Ole Opry!" he captions a clip on his personal Instagram account. "8'x8' paint on plywood. Like everyone on the planet, I have loved Dolly my whole life. Thank you @opry." Parton is a longtime Opry performer. She made her Opry debut when she was just 10 years old and became a member in 1969. Watch the clip here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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