Performance

Walk Like A Man

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First recorded in 1963 by the Four Seasons, “Walk Like a Man” frames a breakup as a lesson in self-respect, voiced by a man who decides to leave after hearing his father’s blunt advice. The record sits in the New York–New Jersey pop corridor that fed early‑’60s radio, and it has long been part of the region’s oldies circuit. At NJPAC, it appears within Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons’ “Last Encores,” tracing their hit years. Its moral clarity can feel dated, but the tight construction still reads as street-level storytelling.