BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A 10-foot statue of rock ‘n’ roll queen Tina Turner was unveiled Saturday in the rural Tennessee community where she grew up — before becoming a Grammy-winning singer, an electrifying stage performer, and one of the world’s most recognizable and popular entertainers. The city of about 9,000 people is near Nutbush, the community where Turner went to school as a child. The statue shows Turner with her signature wild hairdo and holding a microphone, as if she were singing on stage. The statue stands near a museum honoring Turner at the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville. The museum opened in 2014 inside the renovated Flagg Grove School, a one-room building where Turner attended classes in Nutbush.