had been released and became a hit. She later recalled her first visit to the Cape, saying: Her last visit to Cape Cod was in February 2010, when she attended a ceremony held in her honor at the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce. Massachusetts state senator Robert O'Leary remarked: Symbolizing Page's "contributions in the promotion of Cape Cod through the years and with her music", the ceremony culminated with the O'Leary's dedication and the unveiling of a new street sign, as the road leading to the Chamber of Commerce was renamed Patti Page Way. Following Page's death on January 1, 2013, the Chamber of Commerce credited the song's success with helping to establish Cape Cod as a major tourist destination: The song was referenced by Bruce Johnston in the lyrics of "Disney Girls", his nostalgic song about growing up in the 1950s: "Patti Page and summer days on old Cape Cod." Other versions "Old Cape Cod" was the subject of a 1990 lawsuit after a sound-alike song appeared in a 1989 commercial for American Savings Bank. Page sued the advertising agency, alleging that the commercial implied that Page endorsed the bank. Bing Crosby performed "Old Cape Cod" on his CBS Radio program in 1957, and the recording was released after his death. Also in 1957, Michael Holliday covered the song for the U.K. market. His version, which featured the Norrie Paramor Orchestra, failed to chart. The Norman Petty Trio also recorded the song in 1957, a version that was originally featured on the Top 12 Vol 4 multi-artist compilation album and subsequently on Songs of New England, a 1962 multi-artist compilation album. In 1960, Susan Barrett recorded "Old Cape Cod" for her A Little Travelin' Music album. The track was included on the 1994 multi-artist compilation Capitol Sings Coast to Coast. Also in 1960, instrumentalist Billy Vaughn included the song on his soundtrack album for The Sundowners and as the B-side of the title track's single release, which reached #51. Jerry Vale's 1963 version bubbled under the Hot 100, peaking at #118. It was included on his 1964 album Have You Looked Into Your Heart. Also in 1963, Bobby Rydell remade "Old Cape Cod" for his Wild (Wood) Days album. In 1965 the Four Freshmen recorded a version "Old Cape Cod" as the B-side for their theme for the film Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines. Neither side became