A Change In Tune
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by George Burns

Bobby Darin was a tremendous talent and he came out on the stage with all the confidence in the world. Some people thought he was a brash, cocky kid. And in some ways he was. When he was twenty-two he told the press that at twenty-five he was going to be a living legend. The kid gave himself three years. I’m eighty-eight, and if I’m going to be a living legend by ninety-one, I better get busy.

Underneath all that bravado Bobby Darin was a very caring, sensitive person. I remember when…

New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Dr. Burns’ Prescription for Happiness, by George Burns