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"That Thing You Do" was written 30-odd years after the heyday of the one-hit wonders of the 1960s, but the beauty of it is that it would have fit into 1962 almost perfectly.

It was such a different time, and it really was a more innocent time to be a teenager. I was 12 that summer, and I listened to my AM radio as if it were giving me the wisdom of the ages.

1962 was the