Celine Dion: Music, War, and Cultural Perception

This chapter explores the profound influence of Celine Dion's music during the 2003 Iraq invasion, highlighting personal stories of solace amidst chaos. It examines the complexities of her public image, particularly in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, where her emotional responses contrasted with societal expectations. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the mixed receptions her music received, delving into societal biases that shaped the perception of her artistry.