вЂњI wonder if he stillвЂЉ-вЂЉmaybe he still feels that way,вЂќ Warren muses of Brolin, lovelorn insomniac and father of Thanos. вЂњSo I do that a lot.вЂќ And a few months later, when director Michael Bay needed a pop song to anchor his new movie, a modest little indie called Armageddon, Warren set to work crafting a hymn worthy of both that song title and the literal end of the world. вЂњI love a good title,вЂќ Warren told me in mid-June, some two decades after the fact. She wrote down a song title: вЂњI DonвЂ™t Want to Miss a Thing.вЂќ Just the title.

But lucky for Aerosmith, Гјber-songwriter Diane Warren did. It is likely that very few fans of Boston arena-rock gods Aerosmith tuned in for this. Her eyes opened, her smile brightened, a nation swooned. вЂњAnd so I say, вЂWhy not?вЂ™ And he says, вЂвЂ™Cause then IвЂ™ll miss you.вЂ™вЂќД®nd of anecdote. вЂњAnd he says, вЂI donвЂ™t want to fall asleep.вЂ™вЂќ She kept her eyes closed as she recounted this, to better simulate the experience of almost falling asleep with Barbra Streisand. вЂњAnd weвЂ™re just about to fall asleep, I thought,вЂќ Babs recalled of one such super-romantic incident.

In 1997, the Гјber-diva and her new fiancГ©, the actor James Brolin, snuggled on a couch opposite Barbara Walters for an enormously sweet 20/20 report on the fearsome intensity of their young love and the finer points of their nightly cuddling routine. It began, as our greatest cultural artifacts must all begin, with Barbra Streisand.

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