YOU MAY NOT KNOW THE NAME FELICE BRYANT, BUT YOU KNOW THE MUSIC that she and husband Boudleaux Bryant created. As the first independent songwriters in Nashville, they took the city by storm in the 1950s, playing a large role in its becoming Music City, USA. In so doing, they also created a body of music that made its way around the globe. Songs like “Bye Bye Love,” “All I Have to Do Is Dream,” “Love Hurts,” and “Rocky Top” captivated listeners and inspired young musicians everywhere, not only during the decades in which they were written but ever since. Hailing from dramatically different regions of the United States, they were two complete strangers from wholly disparate cultural backgrounds: he a small-town southern boy from Moultrie, Georgia, she a Milwaukee…