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The cover art isn't too dramatic, or anything. (Image via Bible Voice)
Pat Boone, like Elvis — and people forget this — had astounding success in the '50s on the charts singing Black music repackaged for white audiences.
I don't believe that negates a person's talent, and there are arguments that Elvis gave credit or gave back to some extent, and I would guess both men would say that racism is wrong, etc. But certainly, of the two, Elvis was a committed artist and Boone always struck me as a lightweight with a pretty obnoxiously mayo-based personality.
Today, Elvis has been dead for nearly 50 years, but Boone is turning 91.
Boone, over time, went from square to aggressively right-wing Evangelical Christian. He is anti-queer. So much so that in 1978 he wrote a book called Coming Out: True Stories of the Gay Exodus. In it, he advocates for, gulp, leaving homosexuality.
It begs the question: Did Pat leave homosexuality? Or try?