Song Sung Blue isn’t just a music documentary — it’s a bizarre, heartfelt, and sometimes uncomfortable look at what happens when passion, identity, and tribute culture collide. In this review, we dive into how this film celebrates Neil Diamond’s music while exploring the fragile, complicated lives of the people obsessed with keeping his image alive.br br In this video, we discuss:br br The odd but fascinating world of Neil Diamond tribute performersbr br How the film balances sincerity, awkward humor, and melancholybr br The emotional core beneath the spectaclebr br What the documentary says about fandom, performance, and identitybr br Whether Song Sung Blue is a tribute, a critique, or something strangerbr br Why it’s one of the most unusual music documentaries out therebr br If you love documentaries that feel human, raw, and slightly surreal, Song Sung Blue is definitely worth the watch.