Irish pop impresario Louis Walsh has praised the Irish 'X Factor' sensation Mary Byrne, saying that the show will be a 'life-changing' experience for her.
According to the British press, Walsh said the 50-year-old Irish singer, who still works as a cashier in a Dublin supermarket, is standing on the brink of fame: 'No matter how Mary does on the show, this is going to be life-changing for her.'
'There was no way I was going to let Simon stop her getting to the next stage. I think she has the voice and the down-to-earth appeal to go all the way.'
Walsh added: 'It annoys me when people say 'X Factor' is all a bland conveyor belt or pop factory. Mary is not from any pop factory and she would never have got the chance without this show.'
According to the British press, Walsh said the 50-year-old Irish singer, who still works as a cashier in a Dublin supermarket, is standing on the brink of fame: 'No matter how Mary does on the show, this is going to be life-changing for her.'
'There was no way I was going to let Simon stop her getting to the next stage. I think she has the voice and the down-to-earth appeal to go all the way.'
Walsh added: 'It annoys me when people say 'X Factor' is all a bland conveyor belt or pop factory. Mary is not from any pop factory and she would never have got the chance without this show.'
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