Shania is from the Ojibwe word meaning "I'm on my way" — chosen by **Shania Twain (born Eilleen Regina Edwards, 1965)** when she adopted her stepfather Jerry Twain's Ojibwe heritage as her stage identity. **The best-selling female artist in country music history; 100 million records sold worldwide; her album *Come On Over* (1997) is the best-selling studio album by any female artist of all time and the best-selling country album ever** at over 40 million copies. **Five Grammy Awards including Best Country Album twice**. **"Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" (1997), "You're Still the One," "That Don't Impress Me Much" — among the most-recognized country crossover hits of the 1990s**. **Country Music Hall of Fame (2022)**. **Diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2003 led to a 15-year vocal recovery**.
Subject of *Not Just a Girl* (2022 Netflix documentary).
Shania reduces to one — the number of country crossover queen.