Warwick let another Twitter user know what topics of praise and a blooming friendship with Taylor Swift are not the only things she would like to collaborate with.
“I think Taylor has a wonderful voice. She writes amazing songs, and it would be wonderful for her to write me something to sing with her. So yes, I would love to sing with Taylor Swift, ”the 80-year-old former book artist said. After Swift released his re-recorded version of “Love Story” just before Valentine’s Day, Warwick claimed it was his favorite Swift song.
As much as she loves to recognize other contemporary and legacy artists in the industry, Warwick is happy to be among those honored as nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2021. The most gender-inclusive vote in the history of Rock Hall boasts seven women – including four black women – out of a total of 16 acts. Warwick’s cousin, Whitney Houston, was inducted into Class 2020 last fall, which Warwick’s son and music producer Damon Elliott expressed to Advertising panel it was a “pity” that Houston was unable to witness itself. Now, Warwick feels “thrilled” that the other black women being recognized alongside her will live to see the day.
“All I can say is about the time,” she replied to a fan. “It was time for some of those ladies that I thought should be there … How could Tina Turner not be at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? How? It’s crazy! Chaka Khan should have been there a long time ago, and it’s wonderful that Mary J. Blige was nominated. Yes, I’m very happy about that … And I’m very happy that I was nominated as well. I hope you’re voting for me. “
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