Music legend Cher is in for a shock after being announced as an inductee to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame later this year – just months after slamming her decades-long snub.
It’s hard to believe the hitmaker hasn’t scooped up most music honours following a flourishing career, which kicked off in the 1960s.
Over her time she has created Grammy-winning hits, countless number ones, and iconic collaborations with the likes of her late partner Sonny Bono and mega stars such as Sir Elton John.
Despite the 77-year-old Believe singer comfortably achieving icon status, there has been a notable omission from her many accolades after consistently failing to make the ballot to feature in the legendary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame since she first became eligible in 1991. But all that has changed this year.
During an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show last year, Cher proclaimed to the shocked presenter that even with her success she’s still not in the Hall of Fame and ‘wouldn’t be in it now’ even for ‘a million dollars.’
