  NFL Women's Apparel Commercial -- What's the Song?  April
Smith and the Great Picture Show cover Lesley Gore's, 1964
single 'You Don't Own Me' in the new commercial for the NFL's
new line of women's apparel.  The surprisingly muscular guitars
alternate between a dry, crisp rhythm line and a brief melodic
series of notes, and the song's strong feminist message
resonates as a parade of women throw unwanted shirts at their
confused male partners.  "You don't own me / I'm not just one of
your many toys / You don't / Don't say I can't go with other
boys / And don't tell me what to do / And don't tell me what to
say."  Turns out, it's not the guys who are being rejected, just
the man-sized clothing, since the NFL is now offering shirts
tailored to fit woman in a more flattering manner.  Gore had a
series of pop hits in the early- to mid-'60s, including her most
popular single, the 1963 smash 'It's My Party (and I'll Cry if I
Want To).' Lesley's last album was 2005's 'Ever Since,' and she
continues to perform live