Frank Sinatra's Argumentative Essay

In Sinatra’s mid-career, he began to shift his motives for performing. He had always stayed true to his professionalism and believed in the quote that a friend had told him, saying, “The only thing you owe to the public, is a good performance.” (Sinatra the passing of a Legend CBS) In 1965, Frank performed in front of the inmates at the Lorton penitentiary. At this point in Sinatra’s career, he wanted to perform for the benefit of his audience rather than in search for higher pay. Sinatra said, “I like being with the public, under almost any circumstance, no matter where it is or why...so that I do my upmost to fulfill the responsibility as a performer and a public life." (CBS) Using his ability to unify, Frank, in high spirits, put on a wonderful