Who is Bonnie Tyler Bonnie Tyler got her start singing in local clubs across Wales in the early '70s, long before anyone outside her hometown knew her name. That changed when talent scout Roger Bell spotted her and helped launch "Lost in France" in 1976 — her first real hit. But it was "It's a Heartache" the following year that turned her into a global star, with that unmistakable raspy voice audiences couldn't get enough of. The early '80s brought a turning point: she began working with songwriter and producer Jim Steinman, and together they made Faster Than the Speed of Night (1983) — the album that gave the world "Total Eclipse of the Heart." It topped charts everywhere and remains one of the defining songs of the decade. Tyler kept going for decades after that, moving fluidly between pop, rock, and country. In 2013, she stepped onto the Eurovision stage to represent the UK with "Believe in Me," introducing herself to a ...
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