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Gretchen Wilson
/ˈɡrɛtʃən ˈwɪlsən/ (GRETCH-en WIL-suhn)
Definition
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Gretchen Wilson is an American country music singer-songwriter, born June 26, 1973, best known for her debut hit single 'Redneck Woman' which topped the Billboard country charts in 2004.
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She is recognized for her bold, unapologetic style celebrating working-class, redneck culture in country music.
Examples
Nothing pumps up a tailgate party like blasting Gretchen Wilson and cracking open a cold one.
She channeled her inner Gretchen Wilson, strutting into the bar in Daisy Dukes and a tank top, ready to own the night.
When life gives you lemons, just crank up some Gretchen Wilson and turn it into a redneck lemonade stand.
Gretchen Wilson's anthems remind us that Walmart shopping sprees can be the height of glamour—if you're doing it right.