Like Now" on the 24 February 1971 edition. Workman toured France in 1973 as an opening act for Johnny Hallyday. She made three albums with Yves Martin touring Africa, Polynesia and Europe before returning to Quebec in 1974 where she recorded several more French albums. Lady Marmalade, Danser Danser, Donne Donne and especially Call Girl (by Luc Plamondon) placed first on the hit parades. Returning to France in 1978, she starred in the Rock Opera Starmania as Sadia. In 1979, she sang backing vocals in the Mahogany Rush song "Sister Change" (Tales of an Unexpected album). In 1980, she made an album Chaude in collaboration with her brother Billy Workman and Luc Plamondon and toured Quebec with the show Du gramophone au laser which recounted the history of the Québécois chanson. In 1990, she returned to Paris to become La Diva in Plamondon-Berger's second rock opera, La Légende de Jimmy, based on the life of James Dean. In April 2000, Workman was inducted into the Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame. Roots N Blues, another album in English, was released in May 2001. In 2001, she also appeared in a Radio-Canada television series, Rivière-des-Jérémie, and was the hostess for thirteen episodes of Generation 70. In 2007, she was recognized by the State of Mississippi when Governor Haley Barbour honored her at the opening of The Nanette Workman French (Francophone) House on the Mississippi State University campus. The house accommodates American and French-speaking students from around the world as an upper-classman residence. Personal life She has one son, Jesse (born ). Awards and recognition 2000: Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame Entertainment industry works The following is a list of her major entertainment industry works: Discography 1967 Nanette 1967 Je me rétracte 1967 Fleurs d'amour, fleurs d'amitié (with Tony Roman) 1968 Nanette (compilation) 1970 Nanette (first solo English-language album) 1976 Lady Marmalade 1976 Nanette Workman (French album) 1976 Nanette Workman (LP with English versions of earlier songs) 1977 Grits and Cornbread 1977 Nanette Workman (French album) 1978 Starmania (with other artists, soundtrack to musical) 1979 Disque d'or 1979 Les Titres d'or de Nanette Workman 1980 Chaude (concept album made with Luc Plamondon) 1983 Nanette Workman 1989 Changement d'adresse 1991: Collection souvenir (CD) 1992 La légende de Jimmy (with other artists: musical soundtrack) 1993 Les Plus Belles Chansons De Starmania (1978 concept cast highlights) 1994 Rock & Romance 1994 (new versions of her hits