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Johnny Young was a familiar voice and face to generations of Australians, from his early days as a singer and songwriter to his years on radio and television.
Following his death, we look back at his career and his lasting contribution to Australian radio, entertainment with the National Film and Sound Archive.
The Wire’s Thomas Koutis asked Simon Smith, Curator of The National Film and Sound Archive how would he describe Young’s contribution to Australian radio and popular culture.
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