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10 Times Bernadette Peters Did What She Had To Do

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1. That time she needed to wear a red dress because it was Sondheim's 80th birthday and "Not a Day Goes By" needed to be slain.

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2. Or how about that time she needed to strut and sing "The Golden Girls" theme song (long before it was "The Golden Girls" theme song).

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3. How about when Broadway needed her to replace Bette Midler in Hello, Dolly!, wear yet another red dress, and invent stairs.

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4. Then there was that time she needed to rap about beans and vegetables in Into the Woods so there could be at least one rap that all gays know.

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5. Lest we forget about when she lost her mind eight times a week in Follies. Sometimes, that's just what one needs.

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6. Even when she didn't need to win a Tony for her performance in Gypsy, she 100% won the 2003 Tony Awards with her performance of "Rose's Turn." (Who won that year? We did since we got to hear her sing.)

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7. That time Mel Brooks needed her incomparable bump and grind skills for Silent Movie.

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8. When she took us through a stroll in Sunday in the Park with George and reminded us that "no one is you, and no one can be."

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9. When she surprised us with an "Unexpected Song," but Bernadette sounding like a dream in ANOTHER gorgeous red dress is 110% expected.

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10. And last but certainly not least, when Bernadette streamed from quarantine for Sondheim's 90th birthday and didn't need a red dress or piano accompaniment to make us feel ALL the feels.

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What are some of your favorite iconic Bernadette Peter moments? Let us know in the comments!

Bernadette Peters smiling warmly about to sing into a mic on a dim stage