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That was totally that. It was all right when I sang "Happiness Is Just a Thing Called Joy," right? But to sing about my life, it's always just been taboo. Sarah Vaughan never did it. Sarah Vaughan. Dinah Washington never approached it. Billie Holliday was the only one. I could have said other things about Billie Holliday, though. She wasn't only singing about her masochism. She sang "Strange F ...
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