She Should Have Stopped After “Jolene” – Jeff Tweedy On Dolly Parton

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “She Should Have Stopped After “Jolene” – Jeff Tweedy On Dolly Parton” – below is their description.

Jeff Tweedy, author of “World Without A Song,” tells Stephen that his book wouldn’t have worked if he didn’t list some songs that he’s not fond of, even if that meant taking shots at beloved icons like Dolly Parton.

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