Dolly Parton named Guinness World Records icon
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, AUG 5 – Dolly Parton holds 11 Guinness World Records, including most Grammy nominations for a female country artist and longest Billboard country chart presence, reflecting her broad influence.
- On 05/08/2025, Guinness World Records named Dolly Parton an ICON for holding 11 record-breaking titles, presenting the certificate at her Nashville, Tennessee studios.
- Guinness World Records named Dolly Parton for her milestones, including most consecutive decades with top 10 Billboard country albums and most studio albums by a female country singer.
- Through her Imagination Library, Parton has helped distribute over 200 million books, and Craig Glenday called her a `living legend` for her impactful initiatives.
- With this recognition, Parton joins an elite group including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Drake, Sir Elton John, and Paul McCartney, as Guinness World Records named her a Guinness World Records ICON.
- Amid a career pause, Parton recently featured in Sabrina Carpenter’s Please Please Please, as Guinness World Records named her an icon following her husband Carl Dean’s death in March 2025.
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Her record titles include most Grammy nominations for a female country artist.
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The living legend has earned 11 record titles for her decades-long record-breaking successes In honor of Dolly Parton Day today (Wed, Aug 5th), Guinness World Records, celebrating its 70th anniversary later this month (August 27th), officially reveals that larger-than-life global superstar Dolly Parton has been named a Guinness World Records Icon. The elite superstar joins […] The post Dolly Parton named a Guinness World Records Icon appeared fi…
Dolly Parton received the Guinness World Records Icon certificate. One more for one of the biggest names of country music, which already has 11 records.
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