Michel Maudet:
[voice over]
We left New York. Ferchaux preferred to drive to avoid airport ID checks. Before heading south, I had something to do. I wanted to see the birthplace of a little American whose poor, Italian-immigrant parents lived in Hoboken. I felt, and I still feel, close, similar to that little American, who has grown up since then. This projection is due to my own Italian origins. But also because he was very ambitious, and I couldn't accept being only what I was. This was the house. The little girl who gazed at Ferchaux and me probably didn't know she was in the room where Frank Sinatra was born on Monroe Street.
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