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Beyoncé rewrites classic text with reference to Jay-Z's cover: "Look at your own man"

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In 1973, Dolly Parton begged another woman not to take her husband away, and in the cover of her classic "Jolene," Beyoncé takes it a little harder, because an open reference to her husband's extortion, Jay-Z, is never a bad ad for her new album.

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Beyoncé rewrites classic text with reference to Jay-Z's cover: "Look at your own man"

1 month ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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