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Scholar Says Celine Dion's Appeal Bridges Generations, Cultural Divides

Professor Nick Rees-Roberts said her Paris comeback reveals an unusual ability to unite audiences across age and cultural lines, according to France 24.

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— France 24 — English

Nick Rees-Roberts, a professor of media, culture and communication at Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris, said Celine Dion's extraordinary return to the stage in Paris reveals something larger than the enduring popularity of a global pop star, France 24 reported.

Her appeal, he said, lies in an unusual ability to bridge generations, languages and cultural hierarchies, and even the apparent opposition between authenticity and carefully constructed stardom, according to the interview.

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