Dolly Parton recorded her final vocal performance with U2 for the song "Torn," which appears on their upcoming album *Carnaval De Luz*. The track was recorded just weeks before her death, with Parton reportedly in a critical condition. Bono shared that Parton "sang her heart out" during the session, despite being confined to bed.
U2 was unaware that Parton was critically ill at the time of the recording. According to reports, she "got out of her sickbed" to complete the duet. The song, described as about broken relationships, features Parton’s voice alongside U2’s. It is one of the last songs she recorded.
The album *Carnaval De Luz* is set to release on November 19. The collaboration highlights the emotional weight of the track, with Parton’s contribution marking a poignant moment in her career. U2 expressed deep respect for her artistry and the effort she put into the recording.
The song’s release coincides with the legacy of a legendary artist who left a lasting impact on music. "Torn" stands as a tribute to both her talent and the circumstances under which it was created.
