Barbra Streisand will appear on the late-night program for the first time in more than 50 years on Sept. 15.
Host Jimmy Fallon will welcome the 72-year-old legendary singer as his sole guest Monday as she promotes the release of her new album "Partners."
Streisand's last appearance on "The Tonight Show" was with host Johnny Carson in 1963 to promote her very first record.
“Unlike most performers promoting their product, Barbra has done precious few interviews over the years. It seems like she hasn’t had a bad run. Maybe less is more?” longtime representative Ken Sunshine told the Daily News.
Fallon has "a night of talk, comedy and performances" planned, according got NBC.
Streisand's "Partners," due out Sept. 16, is an entire album of duets with male artists including Michael Bublé, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, Blake Shelton, Babyface, Billy Joel, Blake Shelton, Lionel Richie, Andrea Bocelli, Jason Gould, John Legend, Josh Groban and Elvis Presley.
