Miranda Lambert was honored yesterday as star #70 on the Walk of Fame in Nashville. Â Lambert dressed in a black jumpsuit, perhaps in honor in of the man in black, Johnny Cash, who also received a star on the Walk of Fame as well. Lambert was also wearing her large black sunglasses which she only removed briefly during the entire ceremony.
As she spoke to the crowd after receiving her star, Lambert says she recently has made Nashville home, saying “I feel like a bigger part of Nashville now than I ever have… and I have never felt more at home.” And who gave Miranda her star? Fellow tour mate and friend-Dierks Bentley. Watch the video where Miranda receives her star.
Miranda Lambert accepts her star on the Walk of Fame #walkoffame #mirandalambert
Posted by Williamson Source on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Also recognized yesterday was E.W. “Bud” Wendell who received his star on the Walk of Fame. As manager of the Grand Ole Opry and later CEO of Gaylord Entertainment, Wendell is credited with brand evolution of the Ryman and the Opry, the broad reach of Nashville’s music community, the revitalization of downtown and the growth of the tourism and meeting industry.
Other honorees receiving their star were Johnny Cash, receiving the star for Cash was his brother,Tommy Cash, who spoke highly of his brother stating how even until the end, Johnny still has his sense of humor. Steve Cropper most noted for ‘Sitting on the Dock of the Bay’ told the audience, “I have always said that Nashville has some of the greatest musicians that have ever walked on the Earth, period,” Cropper said. We couldn’t agree more.
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