Tony Bennett's Legacy: Remembered, Mourned, and Inspiring Change
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New York City celebrities and restaurant owners remember Tony Bennett, the late Italian-American crooner, for his kindness and generosity. Tony Danza recalls Bennett giving him his first stand-up job, while "Godfather" actor Gianni Russo remembers Bennett's kindness when they first met at the Copacabana. Restaurant owners, such as Shelly Fireman of the Brooklyn Diner and Gerard Renny of Lucky's Bar and Grill, share their fond memories of Bennett's visits and gestures of goodwill. Former TV anchor Bill Boggs remembers Bennett's genuine interest in his mother.
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