


One of the few Heavy Metal vocalists of his generation who can still do justice to the material he recorded decades ago, Bruce Dickinson continues to tour and record with Iron Maiden, hitting those high notes without any problems. He has said many times that he will keep doing it as long as he can perform at the required level, and that when he feels he is no longer capable, he will step away. In an interview with Kerrang!, the musician spoke about the subject and said that there are many singers who can no longer do it but are still touring with their bands.
‘Look, there are loads of singers whose voices are shot and everybody knows it.’ He goes, ‘Yeah, but they’re legends.’ They’re not fucking legends, They’re people who can’t sing anymore. When they were singing, they were legends. When they can’t sing anymore, they’re not legends anymore. That’s the end of that, the brutal truth”.
“I couldn’t go on stage if I didn’t think I could do it. I don’t know how people get onstage when they can’t do it anymore. Obviously, it’s their life, but it’s not my way. No (I’m not worried). It’s just a fact of life that one day it may or may not happen. You take each day as it comes, and you try to give the best performance of your life every night. That’s the rules of the game,” he said.
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