Tony Bennett passed away in New York on July 21. Many colleagues and prominent friends mourn the jazz singer on social media.
Tony Bennett (1926-2023), one of America’s most popular singers and entertainers, passed away on July 21 in New York City at the age of 96. He leaves a great musical legacy. However, many stars will also remember him as a good friend.
It’s sad to hear about Bennett’s death, writes British superstar Elton John (76). His colleague is “without a doubt the most stylish singer, man and performer [gewesen]that you will ever see. He is irreplaceable. I loved and adored him.” John Bennett’s wife Susan, his son Danny and the entire family extended their condolences.
Tony Bennett was ‘a true gentleman’
The US talk legend David Letterman (76), in which Bennett sings the song “Everybody Has The Blues”, among other things. “A true talent, a true gentleman and a true friend,” mourns US politician and former First Lady Hillary Clinton (75). “We will miss you Tony – and thanks for all the memories.”
Rock musician Steven Van Zandt (72) describes Bennett as “the best of the best” and “the last of the legends”. . “Rest in peace to one of the best that ever stood on the stage”, (46). The best performance he’s ever had was a Bennett show in 2012: “He was the last of the greatest generation of singers and musicians.”
Tony Bennett changed the world
“Rest in peace, Tony,” says musician Harry Connick Jr. (55). “You changed the world with your voice”, . “Thank you for always being so kind to me… I love you and I will miss you very much…”
The late singer is the best example of a person who was “as good as gold, as sweet as sugar and a deeply feeling, empathetic, human being,” said Fran Drescher (65), actress and president of the US Actors’ Union, which is currently on strike SAG AFTRA. that more people are cut from the same cloth.
Source: Stern
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