http://6thfloor.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/07/rank-something-the-top-5-most-talented-american-idol-contestants-ever 

Nobody talks much about Nadia Turner’s time on “Idol,” mostly because she arrived about three years too early. But her mix of R&B vocals and genre-blending instincts (she was always a rocker at heart) would have been a perfect fit in the post-Adam Lambert era.
 

— Joe Reid, New York Times

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/life/television/news/2005-04-11-idol-style_x.htm?AID=10709313&PID=4003003&SID=1lml4gwxn7us9 

Nadia Turner is this season’s strongest example of a style maven...
 

— Randy Jackson, American Idol judge, USA Today

http://blog.marketamerica.com/blog/american-idol-finalist-nadia-turner-to-perform-at-international-convention 

Exciting news, music fans! American Idol finalist and Conquer Entertainment artist Nadia Turner will perform at Market America International Convention today at the American Airlines Arena! Nadia was recently named by the New York Times as one of the top 5 American Idol contestants of all time.

— Market America

http://www.ctoutandabout.com/2011/this-weekend/weekend-update/shoreline-spotlight-beachcombers-night-and-american-idol-live/ 

Nadia is a very talented and versatile artist. Her well known rendition of “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” by Dusty Springfield can be found on “Showstoppers” the American Idol 4th Season CD which went GOLD, selling over 500,000 copies. Nadia Turner recently guest co-host on “The View” with Barbara Walters and Rosie O’Donnell. 
 

— CTOutandAbout.com

http://caribbean-beat.com/issue-74/buzz#axzz30uXnk9Wd 

Anyone familiar with the US TV series American Idol will know Nadia Turner, the former beauty queen from St Eustatius whose blistering renditions, big hair, and midriff-baring tank-tops wooed viewers and took her into the final round of eight. A favourite across North America and the Caribbean, she’s generated weblogs in her honour, rallied newspapers to her side, and even impressed the cantankerous judge Simon Cowell, who told her, “in a competition full of hamburgers, you are a steak.”
 

— Dylan Kerrigan, Caribbean Beat