Sinéad O’Connor nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by Jon_J_ Tags:ireland 4 comments Knowing her musical legacy I think this is deserved. No doubt there will be plenty who think it isn’t. What’s the point? She isn’t around to enjoy this achievement. And if she was still alive, she wouldn’t be considered. So what’s the point? So others can immortalise her? She deserved her flowers in life, not now that she’s dead. I doubt she’d ever see the day were she alive. Not a commentary on her, but those who induct artists into the HoF. The accolades and praise are coming too late as usual. Sinéad O’Connor should’ve been championed during her life, but Ireland as a nation let her down. From the top down. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Knowing her musical legacy I think this is deserved. No doubt there will be plenty who think it isn’t.
What’s the point? She isn’t around to enjoy this achievement. And if she was still alive, she wouldn’t be considered. So what’s the point? So others can immortalise her? She deserved her flowers in life, not now that she’s dead.
I doubt she’d ever see the day were she alive. Not a commentary on her, but those who induct artists into the HoF.
The accolades and praise are coming too late as usual. Sinéad O’Connor should’ve been championed during her life, but Ireland as a nation let her down. From the top down.
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Knowing her musical legacy I think this is deserved. No doubt there will be plenty who think it isn’t.
What’s the point? She isn’t around to enjoy this achievement.
And if she was still alive, she wouldn’t be considered.
So what’s the point? So others can immortalise her? She deserved her flowers in life, not now that she’s dead.
I doubt she’d ever see the day were she alive. Not a commentary on her, but those who induct artists into the HoF.
The accolades and praise are coming too late as usual.
Sinéad O’Connor should’ve been championed during her life, but Ireland as a nation let her down. From the top down.