Nancy Sinatra: (Laughs)

PR.com: And you tweeted that you plan to go out on tour in 2012…

Nancy Sinatra: I don’t know. We’re doing music and we’re hoping for 2012, but we’ll have to see. I’m working on a jazz album and we would need to go out and promote it. You know how it goes.

PR.com: Your career has been marked by a series of comebacks, including one musical resurrection in the mid-nineties and then several years ago, around 2004. But at the same time the public has a nostalgic attachment to you and your music. Is that a strange dichotomy for you to live with?

Nancy Sinatra: No. The songs are timeless and I was lucky enough to be the one who sang them. It was just, maybe my karma. Maybe I did something good in a previous life. I was lucky enough to be the one to put voice to some of that great, great stuff.

PR.com: For your digital album, Cherry Smiles: The Rare Singles, is that a lot of old recorded content that had previously never been released?

Nancy Sinatra: Yeah, I guess you could call it that. Well, Dolly and Hawkeye was never released, Ain’t No Sunshine was never released, but some of them were [previously] released.

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