Joe Bonanno, also known as "Joe Bananas," oversaw his mafia family for three decades. He began his mafia career in Salvatore Maranzano's (ma-rawn-za-no) bootlegging enterprises. He was noted for his street smarts and company management and organizing skills. Bonanno Joe Joe Joe Bonanno, also known as "Joe Bananas," oversaw his mafia family for three decades. He began his mafia career in Salvatore Maranzano's (ma-rawn-za-no) bootlegging enterprises. He was noted for his street smarts and company management and organizing skills.
Joe Bonanno emerged as one of the five New York bosses and a member of the Commission.
Bonanno rose to become one of New York's wealthiest businessmen. Because the Bonannos were very excellent at flying under the radar, he was able to operate with little distraction throughout the majority of his career. He amassed an empire comprised of numerous genuine legal firms. Joe Bananas chose modest dwellings and cars to avoid drawing excessive attention to himself.
He was forced to go into hiding after his family became embroiled in its first civil war in the 1960s. The Commission would force him to retire, which he did in 1968. When Bonanno published his own book, which confirmed the existence of the Commission, he irritated the other executives. Nearly a century after he became boss, the Bonanno family still wears his name.
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