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Barbara Cook was an American singer and actress, renowned for her work in musical theater. She gained fame for her performances in Broadway classics like "The Music Man" and "Candide." Known for her crystal-clear soprano voice and emotional depth, Cook enjoyed a successful career that spanned over five decades. Her contributions to theater and concert performances earned her numerous awards, including a Tony Award and a Kennedy Center Honor. Cook's legacy as a beloved performer continues to be celebrated in the world of musical theater.

"Young people who are just starting out somehow need to let you know they know how to sing."


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