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Three years later, she recorded the first version of the yearning ballad “Lover Man (Oh ... “I’ll Be Seeing You,” a 1940 hit for Frank Sinatra that Holiday revived four years later.

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This nearly 80-year-old story of right-wing retribution against an endorsement of diversity should be nothing more than a sad ...