Dolly: 'I never knew they were so small'
11:45am Tuesday 27th March 2007
Comments (1)COUNTRY and western superstar Dolly Parton has left her mark at Wembley.
Dolly, who has a career spanning 40 years and has penned more than 3,000 songs and sold more than 100 million records, unveiled a plaque of her handprints before starting her sell-out performance at Wembley Arena last week.
The legendary singer, songwriter and actress joins other iconic artists including Madonna, Cliff Richard, Status Quo, George Michael, Kylie Minogue and snooker champion Stephen Hendry at the Square of Fame outside the Wembley Arena.
On unveiling her handprints, Dolly said: "It is wonderful to be performing here at Wembley and an honour to leave my handprints in the Square. I never realised just how small my hands are."
Dolly shows off her immortalised hands.
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Michelle Bergin, Wembley, London says...
4:47pm Wed 28 Mar 07