In an interview with the Parisian, the 90-year-old singer was admiring after listening to the 51st record of the rocker. Overwhelmed by emotion, she shed a few tears while remembering "her godson", whom she had introduced to France in The School of Stars in 1960.
"I'm blown away by this album." Line Renaud is full of praise for his protégé. In an interview with the Parisian Thursday, the 90-year-old actress-singer praised Johnny Hallyday for his 51st record, My Country's Love. After a listening session at Warner headquarters, she did not hide her admiration for this ultimate musical testament. And could not hold back her tears.
"I am very moved, said Line Renaud. I find it amazing how he was able to make this album in the state of health in which he was. The singer, close to the rocker since its debut, spoke of the "incredible vocal power" of his godson. "He was on stage and he was a giant," she recalled the visits to the man who called her his "godmother" in the lodges of the Olympia.
At the moment when our colleague asked her if images had come to her after listening to My country it's love, the "commander" has been overwhelmed by emotion. "I felt like I was going to see him arrive," she said, letting out a few tears. "I think about him every day," she added. He is one of mine ".
Line Renaud is close to Johnny Hallyday since 1960. That year, the rocker appeared alongside the singer in The School of Stars, broadcast by Aimee Mortimer, for his first TV at the age of 17 years. The actress-singer presents her "godson", a shy boy she describes as "Franco-American" before wishing her good luck for his career.
