Rock Hall Of Fame To Dolly Parton: 'Voters Will Decide If You're In'

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding Dolly Parton's nomination to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, despite her belief that she doesn't fit the rock and roll genre. The Hall of Fame argues that rock and roll is rooted in various music styles, including country, and is defined by its impact on youth culture. Dolly Parton's music has significantly influenced young fans and artists, justifying her nomination.

Why was Dolly Parton kept on the nominee ballot for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

• She requested to be included.

• The foundation believed she deserved it.

• She is a rock and roll artist.

• She was the only nominee.

What was Dolly Parton's opinion about her nomination?

• She felt honored and deserving.

• She was surprised and excited.

• She was indifferent to the nomination.

• She thought she was not rock and roll enough.

How does the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame define rock and roll?

• As a genre limited to rock music.

• As a sound that moves youth culture.

• As a genre exclusive to blues.

• As a style only for country music.

What does the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame say about the roots of rock and roll?

• It has roots only in jazz music.

• It is rooted in rhythm and blues and country music.

• It has no specific roots.

• It originated from classical music.

What impact did Dolly Parton's music have according to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

• It had no significant impact.

• It influenced a generation of young fans and artists.

• It was only popular in the country music scene.

• It was not recognized by any major music institution.