By Veronika Bondarenko The iconic ‘My Way’ performer called this midcentury modern house home throughout the 1950s and 1960s. While a celebrity past can help market a house, it will not help if it is priced ludicrously above market. Now asking for $14.8 million, a seven-acre Illinois estate is still on the market despite numerous slashes from the $29 million that NBA legend Michael Jordan first tried to sell it for in 2012. As real estate prices go above the $10 million mark, the pool of buyers both with the spending power and interest in a specific property narrows significantly. Homes that a…