In 1977, Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler had an operation to remove nodules from her vocal cords. She went against the doctor’s advice and began singing well before the 6 week rest period was up. It ended up being the making of her. With her newly raspy voice, she went from being a barely known singer to a star, ruling the charts in the late ’70s and ’80s with hits like Total Eclipse of the Heart and It’s a Heartache. The US and UK hits may have dried up in recent years, but she’s still doin...
In 1977, Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler had an operation to remove nodules from her vocal cords. She went against the doctor’s advice and began singing well before the 6 week rest period was up. It ended up being the making of her. With her newly raspy voice, she went from being a barely known singer to a star, ruling the charts in the late ’70s and ’80s with hits like Total Eclipse of the Heart and It’s a Heartache. The US and UK hits may have dried up in recent years, but she’s still doin...
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