If you were a musician on Yonge Street in the 1960s, chances are, you had your suits made by Lou Myles and your hair cut by Sandy Bozzo. Together with his brother Frank, Sandy began cutting hair not long after arriving in Toronto as a 14-year-old from Cosenza, in Calabria, Italy. Born Santino and Ignazio, the brothers set up shop in 1958 at 413 Yonge. For the next 63 years, Frank and Sandy cut hair, always on Yonge Street—and, for 40 of those years, always on the east side of Yonge, between Gerrard and College. Sandy’s first experience with show business was the day two boys from Arkansas sauntered in, looking to get a wash and a haircut. “We told them, ‘We can cut, but we can’t afford...
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To mark his 55th year as a performer, the Canadian pop legend is releasing both an autobiography and this star-studded collection. Along with previous collaborations with the likes of Michael Jackson and Céline Dion, the CD’s 14 tracks features three new songs, including a swinging rendition of “Pennies from Heaven” with Michael Bublé.
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