The producers of the 78th Emmy Awards are planning a heartfelt tribute to the late Dolly Parton, a legendary country singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice and enduring influence in music. The tribute will be part of the In Memoriam segment, a segment of the show that honors notable individuals who have passed away during the previous year. This segment is a key part of the ceremony, often featuring emotional performances and heartfelt reflections. To accompany the tribute, the producers have enlisted Noah Kahan, a rising star in the roots country music scene. Kahan will perform "Bridge Over Troubled Waters," a song originally written by the late gospel singer-songwriter Paul Simon and popularized by the group Simon & Garfunkel. The song has become a classic, often used in moments of reflection and remembrance due to its poignant lyrics and soothing melody. Jesse Collins Entertainment, the production company behind the Emmys, confirmed these details, as previously reported by Variety. The company has a history of creating memorable and emotionally resonant moments during the awards show, and this tribute is expected to be no different. The inclusion of Kahan's performance adds a contemporary touch to the segment, bridging the legacy of Dolly Parton with modern musical talent. As the Emmys approach, fans and industry insiders are eagerly anticipating how the tribute will be presented. The combination of Parton’s enduring legacy and Kahan’s heartfelt rendition of a classic song is likely to create a powerful and memorable moment during the ceremony.