00:03Hello Icon. You are a vision. It's so nice to be united with you. We are so bad.
00:08We are bad. How does it feel? How does it feel to the back?
00:18Oh my god, I work with Dolly. I work with Dolly. She's so many things and everyone's honoring the most
00:26exquisite part of her.
00:27But she was someone that was absolutely underrated and only in her absence does everyone realize how brilliant she was
00:35and how much we need her.
00:37And there's no one else left like her. So I hope in her passing there's a massive legacy she leaves
00:44behind a responsibility of how to act and be as a human being.
00:47And I think she will. I think she will. She's floating. She's floating.
00:59What is her legacy?
01:00We knew her. I knew her. She was a light. Dolly was a light. She was one of a kind.
01:08And there'll be nobody like her. There never has been. There probably never will be again.
01:12So we all bow and we hold her. And as she would have wanted, she's held in the most extraordinary
01:18light with just absolute love. She was love personified. So we love you, Dolly. Yeah.
01:44Oh, I couldn't begin to tell you. She's iconic. I don't know.
01:51As a human being and as a performer and she was so intelligent and brilliant. Great loss. Great loss.
01:59An icon. Yes.
02:01That's amazing. What a week.
02:18You know, the thing I love most about Dolly is how she always spoke about how real her personality is
02:24and how she didn't want to be judged for the way that she looked. And I think that that's what
02:28we do. We judge people on the way they look and especially women. I think she was the best of
02:33us.
02:33And it's so awful that we've lost her. But her life will always live on through art, through the art
02:40that she's left behind. It will transcend time.
02:42Good job.
02:43Another thing.
02:57This is a couple of songs.
03:00This is one of my songs.
03:01This is one of my songs.
03:02Joey's character is on the train.
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