Frank Sinatra had a very strange rule for every hotel he stayed in. The room had to be freezing cold. He demanded the temperature be turned down as low as possible. His staff always made sure it was done before he even arrived. Why did one of the biggest stars in the world need to sleep in such an icy room?
This odd habit is famous because of a classic magazine story called “Frank Sinatra Has a Cold.” Some people thought the cold air was good for his singing voice. Others believe it was because of a scary story from when he was born. As a baby he was not breathing and his grandmother saved him by holding him under cold water. This experience might have made him feel most comfortable in chilly places for his entire life.
Frank Sinatra Obsessed With Freezing Cold Hotel Rooms
Fans find this fact both funny and fascinating. They wonder how anyone could sleep in such a cold room. One person said, “Only a legend could make a hotel thermostat so famous.” It is a perfect example of his unique personality.
You can hear all about this famous story in a full audiobook. The article was written by a famous writer named Gay Talese. It is considered one of the best celebrity stories ever written. It shows a very real and moody side of Frank Sinatra while he had a cold. The story gives you a deep look at his powerful life and his complicated personality during a tough week.
Frank Sinatra Has a Cold – Profile of Frank Sinatra by Gay Talese [Audiobook]
Both videos show us different sides of the same interesting story. The short video gives a fun and quick fact. The long audiobook provides the whole deep and detailed story. Together they help us understand the man behind the amazing music. Fans love learning about the real person behind the legendary voice.
You can discover more about his incredible music on his official social media pages. Follow them to listen to his classic songs and learn more about his life as an entertainment legend. They help remind fans that beyond the music, Frank Sinatra’s personality and style remain unforgettable.