Stevie Wonder Vows to Keep Playing "for as Long as I Breathe”
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 21 – At 75, Stevie Wonder plans no retirement and is developing a new album reflecting his blindness, continuing a music career spanning over 60 years, with recent live shows praised by critics.
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Stevie Wonder Reveals Retirement Plans
Stevie Wonder began his career at just 11 years old. Despite his inability to see, Stevie could play the piano like nobody’s business. Couple that with his singing and songwriting ability, executives knew they had a phenom on their hands. For more than 60 years, Stevie Wonder has used his talents to entertain millions. But as the 25-time Grammy Award Winner has gotten older, fans have wondered if and when he will slow down. Many other artists of…
Stevie Wonder: 'I'll keep playing as long as I breathe' - Ghana Weekend
At the age of 75, Stevie Wonder is still going strong. His latest UK tour, which wrapped up earlier this month received rapturous reviews, with critics calling the star “fresh and on form” for “a riotously joyful celebration” of his music. But while contemporaries like Billy Joel and The Eagles are reducing their musical commitments, Wonder says he will never consider retiring. “For as long as you breathe, for as long as your heart beats, there’…
Stevie Wonder spoke about his retirement - The singer revealed his future plans to the BBC.
Stevie Wonder, 75, remains active in music and firmly rejects the idea of retirement as he works on a new album, the BBC reported.
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