What makes Bermuda Triangle by Barry Manilow notable?

'Bermuda Triangle' peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, showcasing Manilow's continued popularity into the 1980s. The title track received attention for its intriguing narrative about lost ships and people, contributing to the enduring fascination with the Bermuda Triangle lore. Released in 1981, 'Bermuda Triangle' came during Barry Manilow's commercial peak, following his string of successful albums like 'If I Should Love Again' in 1975. By this time, Manilow was already a household name known for his theatrical style and catchy tunes, solidifying his presence in the pop music scene.