Music world reacts to death of icon Loretta Lynn / Photo: Terry Wyatt - GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP/File
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Music world reacts to death of icon Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn, who died Tuesday at 90 years old, was a standard-bearer of country music and its most decorated female artist ever.
The self-taught musician proved a vast influence over her six decades in the business, and news of her passing triggered an outpouring of praise and condolences from her fellow musicians.
Here is a selection of tributes to Lynn:
Singer Dolly Parton: "So sorry to hear about my sister, friend Loretta. We've been like sisters all the years we've been in Nashville and she was a wonderful human being, wonderful talent, had millions of fans and I'm one of them. I miss her dearly as we all will. May she rest in peace."
Sister and Fellow Singer Crystal Gayle: "The world lost a legend. We lost a sister. Love you Loretta"
Grande Ole Opry music venue in Nashville: "60 years of Opry membership, countless memories, songs and stories. Our Opry family turns to music when words fail. Thank you for all you've given to the Opry, @LorettaLynn. We love you"
Singer Mickey Guyton: "Rest in power sweet angel"
Singer Darius Rucker: "She was an iconic legend and did things the way she wanted. I am so bless to call her friend. I miss u already Loretta. Love u. And rest now u angel."
Country Music Association: "We are heartbroken to learn about the passing of Country Music legend @LorettaLynnOfficial, the Coal Miner's Daughter. She paved the way for so many, inspired generations of female musicians and has forever left a mark on Country Music's history."
Singer Margo Price: "It's safe to say I wouldn't even be making country music today if it weren't for Loretta Lynn. She showed me what it looked like to be a musician and a mama."
Singer Leann Rimes: "oh, sweet loretta lynn… what a life! what an icon! what a trailblazer! what a beautiful soul! may she rest peacefully with the angels. my heart is with her family and friends. #lorettalynn #riplorettalynn"
Nashville Songwriters Association: "Country music lost its Queen today. Loretta Lynn, we will always honor and love you."
Singer Trace Adkins: "The poet that could contextualize her life has yet to be born. I'll cherish the memories of the times I was in her presence. Rest In peace, darling."
Singer Ingrid Andress: "there are not enough words to thank you @LorettaLynn for making a path for women in country to ride on. your songs and stories will be with us forever."
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