I rock without a engine, sleep without a bed, I hang out between giants and cradle sleepy heads. I'm not a nest but sway in a breeze, Where daydreams nap and summer naps please. What am I?

There's a famous one in France. There's a famous one in Rome. There's a famous one if by chance, you pass the burger place by your home. What structure am I referring to?

A wizard throwing a spell, A wheel attached below, Toss a lure out far as well, A thing that creates a shadow

I have no beginning or end, And equally in all directions I extend. Though finite, I am infinite, As my boundaries bend.

A reference book abundant with a plethora of monosyllabic and polysyllabic linguistic forms, often with pronunciation and etymology. Start with the woman who Elton John replaced Marilyn Monroe, followed by a state that is basically a suburb of NYC. Next a type of engine used for rocket propulsion, then a very short word. Finish with an Australian singer whose last name is X.