Dolly Parton’s powerful “Jolene” rendition features Pink, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow, Rob Halford, and Annie Lennox.

Dolly Parton gave an electrifying performance of “Jolene” during her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Accompanied by an all-star lineup that included Pink, Sheryl Crow, Rob Halford, Pat Benatar, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart, Brandi Carlile, and Simon Le Bon, the Queen of Country took the stage in a celebration of her remarkable career.

Parton started the iconic song with the familiar hook, setting up a duet with Pink, who sang the first verse. Pink’s excitement was evident as she performed alongside the legendary Parton. Annie Lennox then took the second verse, leading into a powerful chorus with all the star vocalists joining together.

The star-studded group continued to shine, with Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran stepping up to the mic, followed by the strong vocals of Pat Benatar and the legendary Rob Halford.

The performance was met with tremendous success, amassing 1.1 million views on YouTube. Fans filled the comments section with admiration, noting how “Dolly has music coursing through her soul. She can sing and harmonize perfectly with anyone she sings with. Pure talent,” and expressing love for her “inspiring, life-fulfilling spirit” and “truly warm heart.”

Pink had the privilege of inducting Dolly Parton into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame during the 37th annual ceremony on November 5, 2022, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California. The event also honored legendary acts such as Pat Benatar, Neil Giraldo, Duran Duran, Eminem, Eurythmics, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Lionel Richie, Carly Simon, and Judas Priest.

With the Zac Brown Band providing backing, Parton delivered two performances at the ceremony, including the fittingly titled “Rockin’ It.” The evening served as a perfect homage to her lasting impact and artistic versatility.

Initially hesitant about her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Parton eventually embraced the honor. In her acceptance speech, she exclaimed, “I’m a rock star now!” She explained her initial reluctance, saying, “I’m sure a lot of you knew that back when they said they were gonna put me in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, I didn’t feel like I had done enough to deserve that. And I didn’t understand at the time that it’s about more than that. But I’m just so honored and so proud to be here tonight.”