(I) Once, Michael Jackson not only ruled the world of music, but he also transformed it. (II) Despite his fame, Jackson was self-conscious of his dark skin, which caused him great misery. (Ill) He was the Frank Sinatra of his day, singing and dancing, while composing hit after hit. (IV) But he was also the Elvis Presley of his time, doing things with his body that defied the laws of motion. (V) Blending Sinatra's cool and Elvis' heat, Michael Jackson was a showman so talented that it seemed there was no audience he could not dazzle.