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SINATRA: BEHIND THE LEGEND' : SINATRA AND MARILYN: HE TRIED TO SAVE HER Series: `Sinatra: Behind the Legend' Frank Sinatra Part 2 of 5
1997
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Editor's Note: Author J. Randy Taraborrelli, who has written biographies of Diana Ross and Michael Jackson, has a new book, \"Sinatra: Behind the Legend\" (Birch Lane Press; $27.50). In this unauthorized biography, Taraborrelli chronicles the life of the great singer, who turned 82 on Dec. 12 and has been in failing health. A five-part series excerpting Taraborrelli's book continues this week in Everyday. In Part 2, Sinatra, recently divorced from film star Ava Gardner, falls in love with Marilyn Monroe but cannot save her from her own destructive habits. While Frank had romantic feelings for Marilyn, his relationship with her was not one to which he could become committed. No one could take (his ex-wife) Ava Gardner's place in his heart . . . As with Judy Garland before her, he often told Marilyn that her self-destructive nature and dependency on alcohol and pills bothered him.
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