Sally Rand appeared in more than 30 films, was arrested six times in one day for indecency, and became the iconic symbol of Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair. Immortalized in The Right Stuff, cartoons, and popular culture, she helped define the modern sex symbol. Yet despite her fame, she died nearly penniless, receiving help from Sammy Davis Jr. in her final years. Author William Hazelgrove shares the fascinating and often heartbreaking story of this unforgettable American icon.
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