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Karen Jacobsen's voice is familiar to the users of more than a billion devices worldwide, as the voice of Siri.
But her movements in the past year are less well known than her voice, which has directed people to their destination through GPS devices around the globe.
The pandemic meant she picked up from her home of 20 years in New York, and returned to Australia. She tells us on Streets of Your Town podcast, that she thought this would be a short sojourn.
But more than 18 months down the track, Karen and her family are still living in the Whitsundays, and Karen has just released her latest album “Ready for What I Came Here For”, which she started recording in New York before Covid-19 hit, and finished by recording remotely from her island home.
She tells us in this episode of Streets of Your Town how she feels she is now embarking on the most exciting chapter of her life as an independent artist in her 50's, embracing the positivity of her music and message.
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Karen Jacobsen's voice is familiar to the users of more than a billion devices worldwide, as the voice of Siri.
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