If you've ever dined Italian, you've likely been serenaded by the smooth vocals of Frank Sinatra. But why do so many Italian joints love the crooner?

In 1968, Canadian singer-songwriter Paul Ankaheard the French song titled "Comme d'habitude" while vacationing in the country. He immediately flew to Paris to negotiate for the rights to the song.

The spectacular West End show features over 20 Sinatra hits, including "My Way", "That's Life", and "New York, New York".

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In 1961, the then 27-year-old Kirkland photographed the Hollywood star.

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