Pretty Little Baby singer Connie Francis dies
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The legacy of Connie Francis, who died July 16 at age 87, was more than the fluffy pop she was best known for—she was capable of real depth. Born Concetta Franconero in Newark, N.J., she had her first blockbuster hit in 1958 at 20 years old, “Who’s Sorry Now,” and for the next six years she was the most popular female singer in the world.
"Who's Sorry Now" became Connie Francis's signature song, but it was one that she had no interest in. Then, Dick Clark changed her life.
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Connie Francis, the wholesome pop star of the Fort Lauderdale-based Spring Break movie sensation “Where the Boys Are”, has died at age 87.