Billboard celebrates the Hot 100’s 60th anniversary by looking at the top-performing 60 solo female artists in the chart’s history, dating to its Aug. 4, 1958 inception. Madonna tops the list, with Taylor at #35.
Taylor Dayne joins Michaela Pereira at Headline News to talk about her career, life as a business woman, and share some advice for today’s young celebrities.
Pop icon Taylor Dayne spoke with FOX Business about her memoir, “Tell It to My Heart” and how she’s keeping her brand alive after more than 30 years in the music industry.
Coming in late November, Grammy-nominated pop icon Taylor Dayne’s memoir “Tell It To My Heart” — how one woman rose above her modest upbringing to manifest her own success, becoming a chart-topping singer/songwriter selling over 75 million records, and choosing to become a single mother.
“Tell It to My Heart: How I Lost My S#*T, Conquered My Fear, and Found My Voice” captures Taylor Dayne’s ascent against all odds, and the stories behind the dance soundtrack of our lives. From her early life growing up in a challenging blue-collar Long Island home in the 1960s and 1970s through her years touring as a chart-topping musician through New York, LA, Shanghai, London, Paris, and Tokyo in the 1980s and 1990s, she tells-almost-all about her experiences with renowned talents including Michael Jackson, Elton John, and Whitney Houston.
Taylor’s personal journey is proof that childhood reverie can become reality. The humor, strength, resilience and grace that led her to stardom are woven through the scenes of her book — showing how vulnerability turns out to be strength, and how strength comes from somewhere inside when you least expect it.
Taylor describes her memoir:
“It’s gritty, it’s real, and it’s truthful. It’s about love, which is good even when it doesn’t last, and God, who is good, even when it seems like He’s being kind of a dick. It’s also about friendship, but most of all, it’s about the voice which was my salvation. At fifty-fffrrshx, I feel like I’m the closest I’ve ever been to knowing peace, knowing who I am and what I need. Loving, learning, mentoring and mothering—these are tall tasks that require a strong backbone of authenticity and integrity. I hope this book will inspire readers to do the same.”
Thirty years after the release of her single by the same title “Tell It to My Heart,” Taylor Dayne continues to tour the world. She was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame in 2012, joining other luminaries like Billy Joel and Joan Jett.
anniversary — Tell It To My Heart: 30 Year Deluxe Edition. This celebratory release includes Taylor’s Top 14 Greatest hits with Additional New Remixes of her classic hits, “Tell it to my Heart” and “Love will Lead You Back”.
Dear Fans, Friends and Family,
Wow!! I can’t believe this musical journey of mine called life has brought me to this 30th anniversary ! All my love and gratitude goes out to each of you for your support in so many ways for so many years. Between this 30-year anniversary, combined with the upcoming release of my memoir, I find myself very reflective while excited about the future. A little girl from Long Island, with a voice and a dream, launched “Tell it to My Heart” 30 years ago!! It only seems fitting to share some reimagined hits with you. Come share this special year and anniversary with me on one of the many tour dates on our calendar. Most importantly, Thank you!!
Each of your love and support has carried me for 30 years so far…I am blessed with fans, friends and family, so this 30 year celebration is for all of you!! Love and appreciation,
Love You All,
Taylor
Taylor performs Tell it To My Heart
on The Wendy Williams Show, and a quick chat.
In this Newsday magazine feature story, Taylor talks about growing up on Long Island, the clubs and bars, and bands she saw along the way.
• FOX 5 NYC Live Interview
• Entertainment Weekly w/Larry Flynt (magazine)
• Varney & Co. Live Interview [FOX Business]
• Sirius XM Satellite Radio Interview (taped)
• On the Story with Erica Hill Live Interview [CNN]
Rebecca Jarvis speaks with the world’s most influential women about how they built their empires — from their earliest mistakes to their riskiest decisions to the worst advise they ever receied to the moments that finally changed everything. Check out Taylor’s episode of @ABCRadio�s #NoLimits with @RebeccaJarvis!
Taylor appears as a guest on Viceland channel’s Untitled Action Bronson Show, hosted by chef-turned-rapper-turned-TV personality Action Bronson. Vanity Fair was on set to provide the play-by-play. Hilarity ensues.
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