HER HEART WILL GO ON
IT’S GOING TO BE ABOUT AN ENERGY, ABOUT STARTING AGAIN, ABOUT LIVING AGAIN’
SHE was on stage barely a month after her husband died and didn’t stop in the four years that followed. A sell-out Las Vegas residency, a showstopper performance at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards, a 28-date tour of Europe and Canada, the release of a French-language album, a newfound love of avant-garde garb that dazzled crowds at high-end fashion shows – Celine Dion was all go, go, go.
Then the pandemic arrived – and for the first time since she lost her beloved René Angélil (73), her husband of 22 years and the
