May 23, 2014
1105
di Piero Negri
Si chiamano Francesco Stephen Castelluccio, Tommy DeVito, Nicholas Macioci e Robert Gaudio. Italoamericani? Di più: italoamericani del New Jersey, di Newark, a 20 minuti d'auto dal centro del mondo, Manhattan.
È l'alba del nuovo decennio, gli Anni Sessanta, e Francesco, che diventa Frankie, Tommy, Nick e Bob vogliono cambiare nome e vita: nel 1960 si fanno chiamare Four Seasons, nel 1962 fanno uscire "Sherry" che va dritta al numero uno della classifica Usa.
Source: http://www.lastampa.it/
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