How this 98-year-old cabaret singer stays young at heart

Fortune
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  • last year
'SuperAger' and lifelong New Yorker Lynne Charnay credits her longevity to a lifelong interest in the world around her, a robust exercise routine—and an abiding love for the cabaret.

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