I always sing Olivia Rodrigo’s “good 4 you” on karaoke night with my best friend. I’m ready to kick it out with Olivia!
Rachel Sellers, Burlington
Ever since I saw Billie Eilish sing “Happier Than Ever” with The Count on “Sesame Street,” it’s always in my head. I just can’t decide if I would want to duet with The Count or Billie.
Clara Holmes, Glassboro
Barbra Streisand. I’ve been singing with her most of my life, although she doesn’t know it. Also, I paid the most money for tickets to her supposedly “last” concert.
Marlene Dworkin, Cherry Hill
Jon Bon Jovi. I’ve been a fan since I saw him on stage in Rochester, NY, opening for 38 Special in 1986. The band and he were electric. When I started teaching elementary school, every afternoon we had Bon Jovi aerobics. We would listen to music, dance and exercise for 5 minutes. The kids loved it.
Marla Feldman, Marlton
Kelly Clarkson. Her voice is incredible and I’ve been a fan ever since “American Idol.”
Anthony Sbarra, Bellmawr
Whitney Houston. I would probably go radio silent but I would be in awe to share a singing moment with her.
Larry Kahanofsky, Willingboro
In my fantasy world, I sing with Lady Gaga all the time. Sorry Tony Bennett. “The Lady is a Tramp” is our special song.
Steven Alcon, Haddon Heights
Would have to be Dionne Warwick, the GOAT. She’d say a little prayer for me due to my complete inability to carry a tune.
Seth Klukoff, Cherry Hill
Stevie Nicks. Because she is Stevie!
Stacey Macaluso, Marlton
I love the combo of Post Malone and The Weeknd in “One Right Now.” I would want to sing 2 versions of the song so I can do both parts.
Jay Harding, Bellmawr
I am sure Lil Nas X would welcome my vocal flair as we sing “Old Town Road” together.
Mike Phillips, Merchantville
Lionel Richie. His voice is smooth. He’s lovable and he’s as classic as they come.
Gillian Chernin, Marlton
When I relive my “Glory Days” as a “Jersey Girl” where I was “Born in the U.S.A” and “Born to Run” near the “Streets of Philadelphia,” I want Bruce Springsteen to “Cover Me” while we sing “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)” together.
Suzanne Fox, Cherry Hill
