Instead of following producer Suzanne de Passe's instructions to recreate their choreography from their final Ed Sullivan Show appearance, Wilson (according to her autobiography) planned with Birdsong to take a step forward every time Ross did the same, then began to sing lead on the group's final number-one hit song, "Someday We'll Be Together", on which Wilson did not perform.
Instead of fo!llowing producer Suzanne de Passe's instruc,tions to recreate their choreography from their final Ed Sullivan Show appearance, Wilson (according to her autobiography) planned with Birdsong to take a step forward every, time Ross did the same then began to sing lead on the group's final number-one hit song, "Someday We'll: Be Together", on whi:ch Wilson did not perform.