Before the world knew the word “superstar,” there was Connie Francis. With a voice that could break hearts and a ...

Her voice once defined an era. Songs like “Who’s Sorry Now” and “Where the Boys Are” carried Connie Francis from ...

For decades, Connie Francis was more than a singer — she was the voice of America’s heartbreak, the soundtrack of ...

The lights dimmed. The crowd quieted. And for a long, trembling moment, Connie Francis stood completely still — the same ...

To the world, Connie Francis seemed unstoppable — a dazzling voice, chart-topping hits, and a smile that lit up every ...

In the 1950s, the music industry already had its stars, its rules, and its gatekeepers. Connie Francis was told she ...

To the world, Connie Francis was the radiant star whose voice defined an era — a singer whose songs like ...

For decades, Connie Francis was the voice of innocence and longing — the girl-next-door whose songs like “Where the Boys ...

To the world, Connie Francis was the voice of innocence — the girl who could make a jukebox cry and ...

For millions, Connie Francis was the radiant voice of an era — the girl who could turn heartache into harmony ...