Nan Wynn

b. 8 May 1915, Wheeling, West Virginia, USA, d. 21 March 1971, Santa Monica, California, USA. A smooth, soft-voiced singer, Wynn moved to New York in her teens and joined the Will Hudson - Eddie De Lange Orchestra, featuring on its 1937 hit records ‘Yours and Mine' and ‘Popcorn Man'. She then went on to sing with Hal Kemp (‘What's New?') and Raymond Scott (‘And So Do I'). In the late 30s, she appeared on her own radio show, and with Kemp on Time To Shine. In the early 40s she featured in several movies, including the musicals Pardon My Sarong, with Abbott And Costello, and Is ...