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re: The 1964 "Funny Girl" Single

Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 02:29 pm EDT 09/11/14
In reply to: re: The 1964 "Funny Girl" Single - pierce 01:18 am EDT 09/11/14
"However, I should point out that I also read the song was never intended for the Broadway show; that it was written strictly as a promotional tool - a way of keeping the words Funny Girl in front of the public."

If that's true, it seems incredibly strange to me that anyone would decide it was a good idea to promote a new Broadway musical with a song that was never intended to be in the show.


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