Bing Crosby dominated American popular culture in a way that few artists ever have. From Prohibition through the dark days of WWII, he was a desperate nation's most beloved entertainer. But he was more than a crooner: Crosby redefined the foundations of modern music, from the way it was recorded to the way it was orchestrated and performed. In this follow-up to his first volume of the biography, critic Gary Giddins now focuses on Crosby's most memorable...