25 YEARS APART — OVER 10 MILLION VIEWS — THE WORLD FELL SILENT. Whitney Houston and Céline Dion never shared the stage, but their duet of “Greatest Love Of All,” pieced together from a quarter-century apart, brought millions to tears. Just one day after Whitney’s death in 2012, Céline took to the Grammy stage and sang a tribute, a moment considered the most moving tribute of the decade. Ten days later, a fan-made video was released — and over 10 million views turned it into a global phenomenon. Three of Whitney’s songs simultaneously returned to the Billboard charts, entering the Top 50 after her death, confirming her enduring influence. Two voices, two eras, one song — and a breathtaking truth: legends don’t need to be in the same time to stand side by side.
Whitney Houston and Celine Dion’s duet of ‘Greatest Love Of All’ recorded 25 years apart is spectacular One day after Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012, Celine…