She Made This ABBA Song Sound Like A Modern Pop Hit!

Hi, how you doing? I'm Terry. What's your name? Debbie. Okay, here we go. Stand by for the next act. Is Eric coming by tomorrow? Not tomorrow. Probably next week. I bet he's taller. I haven't seen him in a year. He now gets the show as well. So he gets a kick out of it, yeah. What's the ultimate goal? When America's Got Talent and finally come out of my shell and show the world this is what I love to do. I'm with you. If you need me for anything, just holler. Alright, thank you so much. Go out there and make it happen. How are you? I'm good, how are you? You look very confident. Really? I'm so nervous. What's your name, please? Debbie Dawson. And where are you from, Debbie Dawson? I live here in L.A. Okay. Are you going to sing tonight? Yeah. How did you know? I've been doing this a while. Tell me about you, Debbie. I want to get to know you. Basically, music is just like everything to me. It's more than like a hobby. It's my legacy. What do you mean by that? My grandfather actually, in India, he taught himself how to play the organ by drawing on the concrete with charcoal, like a keyboard. You know, he taught himself and that's how he taught my dad and my dad taught me. Interesting. So they were professional musicians? Yeah, so my dad immigrated here from India. He went to college here. Yeah. One of the practice rooms, he heard someone playing piano and it was my mom. Cool. On the piano, so yeah, they fell in love. Are they here today? No, they're not. They couldn't make it. That's not a good sign. If the parents don't turn up, that's not a good sign. It's a good sign. Well, it is. Okay. Would you say this is one of the most important nights of your life? Definitely, yeah. And they're not here. Okay, Debbie, what is the dream? The dream would for this not to be a dream and for it to just be my reality. Okay, that's beautiful. Okay, well look, this is for mom and dad who aren't here and for you, Debbie. Good luck. Thank you. Where they play the right music Getting in the swing You come to look for a key And when you get the chance You are the dancing queen Young and sweet Only seventeen You can dance You can enjoy the time of your life See that girl Watch that scene Dig in the dancing queen Looking out for another Anyone will do You're in the mood for a dance You get the chance You're the dancing queen Young and sweet Only seventeen See that girl Watch that scene Nostalgia day, trust me. You know, the way you sound, it's so sweet and soothing. You really do have a star quality. There's something about you. I wouldn't mind your voice all day long. I mean, it's amazing. I love it. It was beautiful, what you just did. I wish sometimes you would look up a little more because I want to see you. I mean, you're gorgeous. And your voice is as gorgeous as you are. And with what everybody else said, I really like the fact that you've taken one of the most well-known pop songs of all time and literally made it your version. I'm going to remember this audition and I'm really, really, really happy that you've auditioned on this show. We're going to vote. Howie, let's start with you. Yes! Congratulations. Phone your mom and dad. Yeah. Can we phone them with you? Yeah. What are their names, Debbie? David and Chad. Hello? Dad, I'm FaceTiming. Can you turn your video on? Hand me the phone. Look, I'm going to put it right at my mic. Here. No, we want to see. Hi. No, don't call back. Hi. David, this is Howie. Your daughter just sang. She blew the roof off the place here. Why are you not here? She told you not to come. Debbie, you didn't tell us that. My gosh. Just send your mom and dad under the bus. We'll be right back.