@billiecanwrite: Miss Dolly talks about her husband Carl Dean, who passed away on March 3, 2025. This interview took place in 2014 on the @todayshow I was at Dolly’s musical for Carl’s past bday, on June 20. Dolly was sad and so were we. She tried to concealed it tho and so did we, so we cheered her until our throats couldn’t screaming anymore. Why is Porter Wagoner all over Dolly’s musical and Carl isn’t? Well, bc Miss Dolly is a genius and this IS NOT a musical about her life. This is a musical about whatever Dolly wanted us to know. If you’re expecting to find every little secret of Dolly’s life you need to change your expectations. This musical is not about that. This musical is a story of a shero: Dolly, who encountered a villain: Porter, and managed to succeed due to her upbringing, and thanks to the help of her husband and her best friend. Fame and faith are the hidden forces that manage the fortune of our shero, a little girl who wanted to be bigger than life and a woman full of talents who achieved that. Go see this musical. And I hope, with all my heart, that it’s still lasting 3 hours. Broadway should just accommodate, bc the many talents of Dolly freakin Parton will never ever fit any mold. Not even Broadway’s. And I hope they shoot it and release a longer version somewhere. We all want it. And Dolly deserves to spread her wings fully. • #queendollyishere and so is Carl, who’s always behind the scenes, being the rock that holds it all together. • #dollyparton • #queenofcountry #tennessee #rockstar #legend #icon #fairygodmother #nashville • #dollymusical

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