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For decades, the small-town girl who comes to Nashville to realize dreams of stardom has been a central and enduring parable of Music City. The wide-open storefront space in Carothers Corner, a small shopping center being developed east of Interstate 65 south of Moores Lane, feels like a chain with lots of familiar foods and firm wooden chairs that don't invite lingering. But it's the only restaurant owned by Bill Jayne, former president of Rutledge Hill Press, who followed his dream after finding himself out of a job when Rutledge Hill was sold. Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper Use of this site signifies that you agree to our terms of service. Associated Press content is Copyrighted by The Associated Press.