Johnny Maestro was a prominent American pop singer, best known as the lead vocalist of the doo-wop group The Crests and later, the Brooklyn Bridge. His versatile vocal range enabled him to deliver poignant ballads and upbeat pop tunes with equal skill. Maestro's most notable hit with The Crests was "16 Candles," a staple of 1950s American pop, while his tenure with the Brooklyn Bridge produced the successful "The Worst That Could Happen." His distinctive voice and ability to adapt to changing musical trends have secured his place in music history.