[post_page_title]Frank Sinatra[/post_page_title]
The legendary singer Frank Sinatra died when he was 82 years old of a heart attack. He had several health issues during the last years of his life and was hospitalized many times for his heart and breathing problems, as well as high blood pressure. He was also diagnosed with dementia. While singing his famous song “My Way” after falling off a stool, he hit his head on a speaker and landed on the floor. His wife had encouraged him to keep fighting and there were many attempts at stabilizing him. The blue-eyed boy’s last words were “I’m losing it”, and as short and vague as they may seem, this really had a much deeper meaning, he knew he had nothing left in him.
Sinatra passed away when he was surrounded by his close ones at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. In a very emotional tribute, the lights that lit the Empire State Building were switched to blue, the night after the “Ol’ Blue Eyes’ death. The lights on the Las Vegas strip were also dimmed in his honor and all the casinos stopped for a minute of silence. His funeral had 400 mourners as well as thousands of fans outside, including many very notable celebrities. The singer and songwriter will always be remembered as one of the most influential performers in history.
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