"Tony Bennett's Sentimental Journey: Sinatra's Influence on San Francisco"

Tony Bennett, the legendary singer who recently passed away at the age of 96, reflected on his career and shared advice he received from Frank Sinatra. Bennett credited drummer Louie Bellson for helping him overcome his raspy voice and emphasized the importance of breathing techniques. He also discussed how comedian Bob Hope suggested he change his name to Tony Bennett. Throughout his career, Bennett embraced versatility and experimentation, collaborating with various artists and redefining himself as a jazz singer. He discussed his approach to interpreting songs and the impact of his signature hit, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco." Bennett also shared memories of his first job as a singing waiter and his experience in World War II, which made him anti-war.