Cynthia Nan Sayer, born May 20, 1962, in Waltham, Massachusetts, is an American
jazz musician known for her banjo playing. She began playing the banjo at age 13
and chose a music career over law studies after graduating from Ithaca College.
In 1981, she played with Freddie Moore and contributed to Marvin Hamlisch's
score for Sophie's Choice in 1982. Sayer was a founding member of Woody Allen’s
New Orleans Jazz Band, performing with them for over a decade and appearing in
the documentary Wild Man Blues. She formed several bands, including Cynthia
Sayer & Joyride and Cynthia Sayer'...