Country music icon Dolly Parton has passed away at the age of 80, leaving behind a significant legacy. In her honor, cities across the United States illuminated their landmarks with pink, Parton's signature color. The Empire State Building in New York City displayed a pink sparkle, referencing her song "9 to 5." Santa Monica's Ferris wheel and Chicago's Willis Tower also participated in the luminous tributes. Dallas embraced the sentiment, transforming its skyline into a pink display of affection. Even across the Atlantic, Buckingham Palace guards played "9 to 5" in remembrance of Parton. Google joined the tributes by incorporating fluttering monarch butterflies and a message of "We'll always love you" onto its search page. This paid homage to Parton's connection with butterflies and her iconic song. The music industry also mourned, with artists like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé sharing heartfelt messages. Swift emphasized Parton's generous spirit and lasting legacy, while Beyoncé praised her boldness and unique talent. Sabrina Carpenter expressed gratitude for their collaboration and Parton's wisdom and humor. Parton's impact spanned music, philanthropy through her Imagination Library, and her enduring positivity.