Debby Boone
Singer and author, Grammy-winning artist
Born
September 22nd, 1956
68 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Singer, actress, and author achieved prominence with the hit single 'You Light Up My Life', which topped the charts in 1977. The successful song won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist, among other accolades. Boone also appeared in various television roles and stage productions, showcasing a versatile talent in performing arts. In addition to music, authored several books, contributing to her multifaceted career in entertainment.
Released the chart-topping single 'You Light Up My Life'
Won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist
Acted in television shows and stage productions
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