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No. There is no Neil Diamond song in Pulp Fiction.

No, it isn't. 'The Jazz Singer' is not a true story of Neil Diamond. It's likely fictional or based on loose inspiration rather than real events from his life.

There is no direct connection between Neil Diamond and Pulp Fiction. Neil Diamond is a renowned singer - songwriter, while Pulp Fiction is a famous movie. However, both have had a significant impact in their respective fields of music and cinema.

There is no direct and obvious connection between Neil Diamond and Pulp Fiction. Neil Diamond is a well - known singer - songwriter, while Pulp Fiction is a famous movie. Maybe some die - hard fans of both could find some very tenuous link, like a character in Pulp Fiction might be a Neil Diamond fan in an unspoken backstory, but there's no established formal connection.

No. Pulp Fiction has a soundtrack that is known for including tracks like 'Misirlou' by Dick Dale. Neil Diamond's music is quite different in style from the music in Pulp Fiction's soundtrack. His music is more in the soft rock and ballad genre, and there is no evidence of him contributing to the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.

I think it was Neil Diamond himself. He's known for creating his own music and stories.

Yes, Neil Diamond did write 'The Story of My Life'. It's one of his well-known compositions.

One key event was the start of his songwriting career. Then, the release of his hit songs like 'Song Sung Blue' which made him famous. Another important event was his numerous world tours.

Neil Diamond has had an amazing life. He was born in Brooklyn. He started his music career writing songs for other artists. His own singing career took off with hits like 'Sweet Caroline'. He's known for his unique voice and heartfelt lyrics that touch many people around the world.

Not really. The story might draw some inspiration from real-life elements, but it's largely fictional and created for entertainment purposes.