"I feel that people in general, not least of all singers who are ill—they know better than anybody else they're mortal, and that tends to give them a humility and a quality of appreciation which is lacking in a lot of others."
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About Barbara Cook
Barbara Cook was an American singer and actress known for her versatile soprano voice and acclaimed performances on Broadway. She made her Broadway debut in 1951 and went on to star in numerous productions, earning a Tony Award for her role in 'The Music Man'. Cook was celebrated for her interpretations of classic American songbook standards and her ability to convey emotion through her singing. She continued to perform well into her later years, captivating audiences with her timeless talent.
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