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‘No Ordinary Man’ Review: The Life and Death of Billy Tipton

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The documentary “No Ordinary Man” examines the life and death of Billy Tipton, a jazz musician who came into prominence in the 1930s, and whose career lasted for over 40 years.

Billy was described by his friends as a consummate gentleman, and he cherished his family, with three children he adopted with his partner, Kitty.

Billy lived his life quietly, but his death in 1989 became a nationwide spectacle after it became clear during funeral preparations that he was transgender.

Members of his family made appearances on talk shows, including “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” where they attested they did not know Billy was transgender.

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