The legendary singer makes her first talk show appearance in 50 years on the 'Tonight Show', singing with Fallon standing in for Elvis Presley, Blake Shelton and Michael Buble.
was a sole guest on "" Monday, September 15. The legendary singer made her first late-night talk show appearance in 50 years on the ABC show to promote her new album "", which is due September 16, featuring her duets with other famous singers.
The highlight of the episode is perhaps when Streisand performed a medley of duets with standing in for , and , some of her collaborators in the album. The 72-year-old kicked it off with a rendition of "Love Me Tender" before the host joined her onstage, wearing a wig and sunglasses to impersonate the King of Rock and Roll.
They continued with "I'd Want It to Be You" during which Streisand quipped that she could hardly tell the difference between Fallon and the real singer Shelton. The comedian then swapped his necktie with a bow tie to channel Buble and sing "It Had to Be You" with Streisand.
During an interview, Fallon showed the sexy cover for Streisand's 1977 album "Superman" which features her in just a T-shirt. "That's when the tush was up," she joked.
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