Nancy Sinatra, 65, famed for her own hit song "These Boots are Made for Walkin'," visited Britain to see a 24-piece orchestra provide backing to movie footage of the entertainer.
Never-before-seen pictures and film of the singer taken during the 1950s which has been painstakingly cleaned and edited are displayed across a series of angled screens and give the impression of Sinatra moving across the stage in time with the music.
"You brought the magic back. The heart is there, the humor is there. Excuse my language, the balls are there. Everything is there," Nancy Sinatra told director David Leveaux as she took the stage after Wednesday's performance.
The show, "Sinatra at the London Palladium," charts the singer's life and music from his birth in 1915 to his death, at the age of 82, in 1998. It includes home-movie footage of his children Nancy, Frank and Tina.
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