That Bette Midler classic “Wind Beneath My Wings” — born in 1982 as an upbeat jam, transformed into a slow-burning anthem of love and loss — became a global tearjerker after its 1989 release, topping charts and even winning the title of Britain’s most played funeral song in 2002, beating out legends like Celine Dion and Whitney Houston. Originally rejected by Bette as “corny,” it was championed by producer Marc Shaiman and went on to define generations, proving that art’s true power lies in its ability to resonate beyond its creator’s initial doubts.
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