Nancy Sinatra

Nancy Sandra Sinatra was born the first child of 'Frank Sinatra' (qv) and 'Nancy Barbato Sinatra' (qv) on June 8, 1940 in Jersey City, New Jersey. Her first television appearance was with her father and 'Elvis Presley' (qv) in 1959. She first appeared as a film actress in _For Those Who Think Young (1964)_ (qv) and _Get Yourself a College Girl (1964)_ (qv). Nancy appeared alongside Elvis in the musical comedy _Speedway (1968)_ (qv). She also had a successful career as a singer with two United States chart-toppers ("These Boots Are Made for Walking" and the duet with her father called "Somethin' Stupid") as well as numerous other chart entries including the 'John Barry' (qv) / 'Leslie Bricusse' (qv) penned theme song to the James Bond film _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv). 'Lee Hazlewood' (qv) wrote many of her songs and sang with her on some of them. By the early 1970s, she was covering new ground by recording songs from other writers such as 'Bob Dylan' (qv), 'Smokey Robinson' (qv), 'Lynsey de Paul' (qv) and 'Roy Wood' (qv). In recent years, Nancy has made a comeback also not hindered by the recent successful re-recording of "Somethin' Stupid" by 'Robbie Williams' (qv) and 'Nicole Kidman' (qv).::anonymous