Dolly Parton is making it clear she's not keen on the idea of retirement any time soon.
Dolly Parton’s career has spanned well over half a century, but the legendary singer says she’s not ready to retire just yet.July 13 and spoke to host Ken Bruce about her career, noting that she is just “not one to sit around doing nothing.”
But, Parton said, there are a few things that could get her to retire after so many decades in the music industry.
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