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* CreatorWorship: In the 1940s, Sinatra was just worshipped by women and hated by men. From the 1950s on he reinvented himself as a self-made man who is confident, but not afraid to show his inner emotions about feeling lonely. This won him his legions of new fans, even among men or people who didn't think popular music could have such depth. He became so identifiable that people just refer to him as "The Voice", as if no other great singing voices ever existed.
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* CoveredUp: Most of what he recorded became ''his'' songs, such as "Fly Me to the Moon", "My Way", "The Lady is a Tramp", and "New York, New York" (the last one, original artist Creator/LizaMinnelli complained that Yankee Stadium played Sinatra's version after the Yankees won and hers if they lost, making her pick just one -- they went with Frank).
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* CoveredUp: Most of what he recorded became ''his'' songs, such as "Fly Me to the Moon", "My Way", "The Lady is a Tramp", and "New York, New York" (the (for the last one, original artist Creator/LizaMinnelli complained that Yankee Stadium played Sinatra's version after the Yankees won won, and hers if they lost, making her pick just one -- lost; so they went with Frank).decided to play Frank's version exclusively, win or lose).
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** Creator/FrankCapra went so far as to say that if Frank gave up singing to concentrate on acting, he could have been one of the greatest actors of all time.
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** Creator/FrankCapra went so far as to say that if Frank Sinatra gave up singing to concentrate on acting, he could have been one of the greatest actors of all time.
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* GrowingTheBeard: In TheForties, Frank Sinatra was a TeenIdol pop star with a fanbase of mostly teenage girls. That's right, during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Frank Sinatra was Music/JustinBieber. But then, he TookALevelInBadass... (see the main page)
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* GrowingTheBeard: In TheForties, Frank Sinatra was began his career as a TeenIdol pop star with a fanbase of mostly teenage girls. That's right, during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Frank Sinatra was Music/JustinBieber. TeenIdol, singing SillyLoveSongs that appealed to young girls through the late 1940s and early 1950s. But then, in 1955, he TookALevelInBadass... (see recorded ''Music/InTheWeeSmallHours'', a ConceptAlbum consisting of plaintive ballads about [[DarkerAndEdgier loneliness and heartbreak]], which was both musically and lyrically much more mature than his previous output. It signaled to the main page)world his ability to take on anything.
