In Popular Culture
In 2010, the title track from the album, "Free to Be… You and Me" was featured in a television commercial for Target.
In 2010 the Canadian band Rothwell and Moffatt recorded Free to Be...You and Me and included it on their album Wonder Away. www.rothwellandmoffatt.com
Also in 2010, the producers of RiffTrax, formerly Mystery Science Theater 3000, released William's Doll as their "riff" on the Phoenix Films, Inc. educational short of the same name, which was itself based upon a Charlotte Zolotow book that inspired the "William's Doll" track on Free to Be… You and Me.
In 2011, the song "When We Grow Up" was featured over the closing credits in the film Young Adult.
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