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Robert De Niro, the film's lead, actually disliked the original version of the song and asked Kander and Ebb to rewrite it. They were insulted at first, but went back to the piano and wrote the version we all know today in a fit of pique—creating one of the most famous songs in history!
While Frank Sinatra’s 1980 cover is arguably more famous today, Liza Minnelli’s original version carries a unique theatrical vulnerability. Written by the powerhouse duo , the song was tailored for her powerful belt and expressive delivery, capturing the desperation and hope of her character, Francine Evans. Fun Fact
By calling it the city that "doesn't sleep," the song captures the relentless pace and opportunity found in NYC. Liza’s Legacy
Robert De Niro, the film's lead, actually disliked the original version of the song and asked Kander and Ebb to rewrite it. They were insulted at first, but went back to the piano and wrote the version we all know today in a fit of pique—creating one of the most famous songs in history!
While Frank Sinatra’s 1980 cover is arguably more famous today, Liza Minnelli’s original version carries a unique theatrical vulnerability. Written by the powerhouse duo , the song was tailored for her powerful belt and expressive delivery, capturing the desperation and hope of her character, Francine Evans. Fun Fact Liza Minelli - New York, New York Lyrics
By calling it the city that "doesn't sleep," the song captures the relentless pace and opportunity found in NYC. Liza’s Legacy Robert De Niro, the film's lead, actually disliked
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