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Frank: The Voice James Kaplan's new biography of Frank Sinatra shows how he became the country's "first national superstar." (Bill Dudas/MPTV) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![Sintra_sings]()
Sinatra Singing April 1953: Frank recording at Capitol Studio C in West Hollywood (Sid Avery/MPTV) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![mugshot_sin]()
The Mugshot The iconic mug shot. Defiance, style, and the astonishing intelligence of the pale, wide-set eyes. A man with full knowledge of his own importance. (Michael Ochs Archives/Getty images) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![Sinatra_and_Ava]()
Wedding Day Nov. 7, 1951: Frank Sinatra marries Ava Gardner. Their bliss was short-lived, as bliss always was for Frank. (Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![Sinatra_and_family]()
A Family Man 1948: Sinatra poses with his first wife, Nancy Barbato, and their three kids. (Bettmann/Corbis) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![Sinatra_and_Kelly]()
Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly 1945: Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra co-star as sailors in "Anchors Aweigh." (Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.![Book_Cover]()
Frank: The Voice The book, written by James Kaplan, depicts all the highs and lows of Sinatra's early life. (Bill Dudas/MPTV) Click to buy “Frank: The Voice.” Follow FOX411.com on Twitter.Frank: The Voice
New biography reveals surprising turmoil behind those famous blue eyes.
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