Straightening an image whilst zoomed

As far as I know, (and please correct me if I am wrong) the only time you can straighten an image in LR is when the crop tool is engaged fully zoomed out. only
Sometimes the only part of an image which will give you an accurate horizon is quite small and it would be helpful if you could zoom in to the image, select crop from there and straighten the image (without cropping, of course)o
If anyone has a better solution please let me know otherwise could Adobe look at this for a future release please?

Under lens corrections Lightroom 5.7 (and 5.6) has a new feature to correct distortions such tilted horizons, it works quite well. If that is not good enough you can use the Manual tab also under Lens Corrections. Please see Lightroom Help | Upright automatic perspective correction | Lightroom 5, there is a good video tutorial by Julieanne Kost.

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