[Susan]

Nancy Sinatra: The Promise She Made Her Father, Praising Mia Farrow & Embracing Social Media - PR.com

[Gregory]

Thanks for posting that Susan. I enjoyed reading it.

[AndrewT]

Thanks, Susan. It's an interesting interview.

[Jodi]

Thanks for posting this interview....very nice, indeed!!

[David]

Excellent! Thanks for posting it, Susan.

[mikeg]

Nancy is so right about her fans wanting all the music old and new.

[rejarvis]

Wonderful article Susan. Thank you for sharing!

[sabaue]

Great interview and some great advice from Nancy. Thanks Susan.

[Nancy]

It's not terrible but there are a lot of mistakes. I think what cracks me up most about her article is "b-discs," but the fact that she spelled Paul Masi's name wrong isn't funny.

[Richard]

I loved that the majority was about you and your career. That's always a good read.

[George Lyons]

I just read it, Nancy, and well the interview covered the many different aspects of your life and career in an informative way, I cringed at the phrase "a lot of old recorded content..." I mean, my God, in the context of the history of the world with millions of years under the bridge, songs that you sang a few scant years ago, in retrospect, just ain't that "old." A thorough and seasoned (older?) reporter would have fact checked the correct spelling of Mr. Masi's name and also would have asked what a "b-disc" was as she clearly didn't know... All in all, a good read!

[Rhodalee]

I read it yesterday. Yes, was a very good read.

[Lourdes]

Great interview. Thanks, Nancy.

[Dean]

That's a keeper. Nice job.

[johnofphilly]

Thanks, Susan. I especially appreciate that it was print and not a video.
I think one of the things we love about this site is that we read it.

[Nancy]

The journalist corrected Paul's name and V-discs.

[gbdawg422]

Ah, the wonders of modern technology! I'm glad she was able to/kind enough to go back in and make the corrections.

[Carolinagirl]

As someone who use to write articles about people, I know as careful as we might be, we end up saying something that the subject doesn't like. I know I often wrote about people who did things I don't know how to, like conduct or paint. It was likely I would use the wrong term at least once!! I read the article on FB and loved it. I'm glad she fixed the things that bothered you, Nancy. There was just so much real, like you, that I loved.

[Dina]

I am so glad she was able to correct the mistakes. I've read so many articles and books about FS that are full of factual errors and it just infuriates me. It's called research, people! Terrific interview, in spite of the errors though.

[Adam Anders]

Beautiful interview Nancy, really! It was a great read.