Headline : Elvie Shane Once Outran the Cops. He’s Still Trying to Outrun the Holler 

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It’s a few hours before I’m supposed to meet Elvie Shane at a racetrack in Bowling Green, Kentucky, when my phone starts blowing up.

The lanky, tattoo-covered country singer, who scored a Number One hit with “My Boy” in 2020, is meeting me to put the 2024 Corvette E-Ray — top speed 183 mph — through its paces, and Shane is texting to say how excited he is to lay down some rubber.

 “I’ll only kill ya once,” he writes. “I swear.”

Shane is used to driving fast. In his younger days, he and a buddy blew by a Kentucky state trooper in Shane’s 1999 Mitsubishi Diamante going 80, with two pounds of weed in the trunk. When he saw the blue lights in the rearview, he pushed the gas pedal even further, terrifying his passenger. “Jump out or ride,” Shane told him. (He rode.) Later, he’d get that very phrase — one you might imagine Ricky Bobby uttering — tattooed on his right shoulder.

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