Whitney Houston was a powerhouse vocalist with a career spanning decades. While her original music put her on the map, she also had a knack for delivering unforgettable covers of classic songs. Houston’s interpretations were often so powerful that she made them her own, inspiring new generations of fans. Houston’s range as a singer allowed her to tackle a variety of genres, and her covers showcased this diversity. She could bring the soulful intensity required for a powerful ballad and nail a dance track’s groove. Her covers were beloved for their ability to connect with listeners emotionally, and many of …

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