Bonnie Tyler’s chart breakthrough came from a near-miss: her debut single barely stirred outside Wales, but RCA gambled big on “Lost in France,” flying her to France for promo before its September 1976 release. The gamble paid off—peaking at 9 in the UK charts and staying for ten weeks—launching her career. Ironically, right after this hit, she underwent vocal cord surgery and ignored doctors’ advice to rest, developing the raspy voice that became her signature sound.

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