“Now, a woman’s life ain’t just a list of the worst things she has done,” sings Tanya Tucker on While I’m Livin’. The line arrives during “Mustang Ridge,” the sing-along mission statement that opens Tucker’s first album of new material in 17 years. There’s a reason Tucker wants to make that point up front: unlike her male Seventies outlaw contemporaries whose exploits only ever seemed to bolster their iconoclast images, Tucker’s musical reputation has always been bogged down by her tabloid exploits. “As she grew
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