I was so looking forward to watching this documentary depicting the classy and award winning singer Dionne Warwick and once again those goosebumps made the hair on my arms stand at attention. I learned a bit more about Dionne Warwick, her upbringing, her relationship with Whitney Houston, and even one of her earliest mentors, the great Hollywood actress Marlene Dietrich.
I can't say there is one particular song of Ms. Warwick that stands above the rest (simply because they are all memorable and heartwarming) but listening to how Ms. Warwick first felt about songs like "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" and her gathering of the troops to put together the Aids foundation "That's What Friends Are For" to raise millions of dollars for the Aids foundation tell us how truly committed she has been to certain causes that may have not been popular for the time.
I simply love her music and this documentary makes me love her even more. I will be sure to purchase it when it becomes available.
I can't say there is one particular song of Ms. Warwick that stands above the rest (simply because they are all memorable and heartwarming) but listening to how Ms. Warwick first felt about songs like "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" and her gathering of the troops to put together the Aids foundation "That's What Friends Are For" to raise millions of dollars for the Aids foundation tell us how truly committed she has been to certain causes that may have not been popular for the time.
I simply love her music and this documentary makes me love her even more. I will be sure to purchase it when it becomes available.