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Tina Turner honoured at lakeside Swiss home where she died
Published May 25, 2023 06:57AM ET
Updated May 26, 2023 06:52AM ET
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© Reuters. A person approaches to lay flowers in front of the home of late singer Tina Turner in Kuesnacht near Zurich, Switzerland May 25, 2023. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse
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© Reuters. A person approaches to lay flowers in front of the home of late singer Tina Turner in Kuesnacht near Zurich, Switzerland May 25, 2023. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse
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By Cecile Mantovani
KUESNACHT, Switzerland (Reuters) - Well-wishers gathered outside the lakeside home of Tina Turner on Thursday to pay tribute to the music legend who had made Switzerland her home for nearly three decades.
Flowers and cards lay outside the house in the picturesque town of Kuesnacht, on the shore of Lake Zurich, where Turner died on Wednesday at the age of 83.
A steady stream of visitors came to the gates of her estate to light candles and leave messages for the singer whose hits included "What's Love Got To Do with It?" and "Simply the Best."
Locals described her as a popular neighbour who appreciated the lack of fuss from fellow residents when walking around.
"When she was passing by, she was smiling, she could feel that we were looking at her, but was always very discreet," said Christine, who would only give her first name.
"Everyone loved her. I grew up with Tina Turner and she was a great woman to me, with a lot of sorrow too due to life's hard knocks but absolutely someone we could admire."
Turner moved to Switzerland with her longtime partner Erwin Bach in 1995. In 2013, shortly after marrying Bach, she became a Swiss national and gave up her U.S. citizenship.
Another resident called Kosta came to pay his respects.
"She's been a part of my life for over 35 years now and she was a good neighbour, she showed up in town, she was very well liked," he said.
Below a sign at the gate asking for no deliveries before midday, he left a written message with a single red rose.
"I think it's okay to show up early today," it read. "Thanks and goodbye Tina. You were simply the best."
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Teena Marie
May 25, 2023 9:54PM ET
Brad Albright Thanks, I'll look for it.
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Brad Albright
May 25, 2023 9:54PM ET
Teena Marie The studio version is better than the live version.
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Brad Albright
May 25, 2023 9:54PM ET
Teena Marie Ike & Tina.
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Teena Marie
May 25, 2023 9:54PM ET
Brad Albright The trend we are seeing in disinflation is consumer driven such as holding off on major purchases for better deals and digging into their pantries and freezers. I'm doing the same and got a great deal on a water heater waiting six months. There's less bargaining for kids clothes, hygiene and housecleaning products, and other areas. It's helped matters that Spring weather was mild. A possible scenario is that stickiness in core inflation that isn't readily resolved with higher rates may at some point have more of an impact. One of the sources I use for finer details when looking at inflation is Truflation.
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Teena Marie
May 25, 2023 9:54PM ET
Brad Albright Truflation: US Inflation Update June 2023
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