He's as beautiful a man as he is exquisite when dressed as the strong feminine stage personae he's created. That's very rare.
Most impersonators are more attractive in drag.
But offstage Logan doesn't relate as a woman. He's an actor with a powerful masculine identity. When he impersonates Marilyn Monroe, however, he's the best in the business. The song's haunting melody, written by Charles Aznavour, raises unsettling questions that macho males seldom ask, and poignantly describes the daily life of an impersonator. In 1974 Robert Logan Carter walked, aged 19, onto center stage in Florida's major nightclubs.