This 1960s Hit Was The Inspiration Behind The Classic Julia Roberts Film 'Pretty Woman'

One of the most recognizable songs in rock history seemingly came out of nowhere. In 1964, Roy Orbison unexpectedly took over the airwaves with his hot summer single, “Oh, Pretty Woman,” a song that embodies the yearning elicited when a woman is in the fullest expression of her prowess. Spending weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, the song was a burning hot fire that served as a monumental moment in Orbison’s career, though its commercial command eventually died out.