NAOMI JUDD BIOGRAPHY: This is a detailed and captivating biography of the influential singer and actress, Naomi Judd.
Naomi Judd was a singer and actress, who was best known as the matriarch of the country music duo The Judds. Born Diana Ellen Judd, Naomi was working as a nurse in Nashville when she and her daughter Wynonna began singing professionally together. What set them apart in the genre at the time was their distinctive harmonies, combined with acoustic music, bluegrass, and blues elements. The two Kentucky natives gave staid, lifeless country radio a straight and well-placed kick in the pants by presenting a new, fresh path for progressive country music.
However, the mother-daughter duo's extraordinary adventure was cut short when Naomi got infected with Hepatitis C, a potentially fatal chronic liver condition, through an infected syringe while working as a nurse. Naomi was given three years to live, and in 1991, The Judds said their last goodbyes to their fans.
But rather than accepting her dreadful prognosis, Naomi fought back, both physically and psychologically, and she developed into something more than a survivor in the years afterward. She was Hepatitis C-free—a medical marvel. She was a 1993 recipient of the American Academy of Achievement's Golden Plate Award.
This Naomi Judd book tells the story of the influential singer in a way that has never been done before.
This book The Biography of Naomi Judd will:
- Tell you who Naomi Judd was
- Take you through her childhood and early life
- Walk you through her personal life and how she formed the Judds with her daughter
- Take you through her struggle with hepatitis C
- Take you through her legacy and accomplishments
- Wondering how she was able to beat hepatitis C? Find out in this book
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