“Well I work 365 (days a year). I’m always working 5 to 9, 9 to 5. I work all hours of the night and day,” she said. “Whatever you need to do, you gotta get it done, however many hours it takes.”
In an interview with The Associated Press, Parton talked about flipping “9 to 5,” being a part of this year’s Super Bowl, donating $1 million to coronavirus research and remembering her brother Randy Parton, who died last month. Answers have been edited for length and clarity.
AP: Are you excited to be part of this year’s Super Bowl?
Parton: I’ve been asked several times to be part of that. It’s always such a big commitment. I’ve always kind of chickened out. I know it’s just a big commitment. If you do good, you do great. If you do bad, you do bad in front of all those people. This seemed like the perfect kind of way to do it.
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The Grammy-winning legend s 1980s hit has been flipped by Squarespace â a company that helps users build and host their own websites â for a Super Bowl commercial debuting Tuesday. Oscar winner Damien Chazelle of La La Land fame directed the spot. A lot of people through the years have wanted to change the lyrics to fit certain things they re doing. I really thought that was a wonderful thing, especially for Squarespace. They re so into people, new entrepreneurs working after hours to start their own businesses, Parton said. 5 to 9 seemed to be a perfect thing when they pitched it.
“Well I work 365 (days a year). I’m always working 5 to 9, 9 to 5. I work all hours of the night and day,” she said. “Whatever you need to do, you gotta get it done, however many hours it takes.”
In an interview with The Associated Press, Parton talked about flipping “9 to 5,” being a part of this year’s Super Bowl, donating $1 million to coronavirus research and remembering her brother Randy Parton, who died last month. Answers have been edited for length and clarity.
AP: Are you excited to be part of this year’s Super Bowl?
Parton: I’ve been asked several times to be part of that. It’s always such a big commitment. I’ve always kind of chickened out. I know it’s just a big commitment. If you do good, you do great. If you do bad, you do bad in front of all those people. This seemed like the perfect kind of way to do it.