Call Me DebbieInternationally beloved opera star Deborah Voigt recounts her harrowing and ultimately successful private battles to overcome the addictions and self destructive tendencies that nearly destroyed her life. Call Me Debbie is one of the most electrifying performances of Deborah Voigts life. The brilliantly gifted opera soprano takes us behind the velvet curtains to tell her compelling storya tale of success, addiction, music, and faith as dramatic as any

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