(They're) in the bloody room before you get there. Solid musical score with vocals by Daltrey. Atmospheric film wiith a good performance by Daltrey as the cool, angry and hardened by life career criminal.
“They know what time our plane lands, what hotel we’re staying at, under what name. The rock-band Whos Roger Daltrey plays inmate and title character John McVicar, in a film that follows his incarcaration, escape and life on the run. “We’ve had to pull them out from under the beds before,” he says, laughing. Still, there are some “extraordinary, really industrial” fans. Roger Daltrey has dubbed his current solo jaunt the 'Use It or Lose It' tour, but his show Friday night at the Nokia demonstrated that sometimes you can use it. I’ve seen a lot of stars have their bodyguards, and they push the fans away. Though rural, it's not isolated: Die-hard fans can track him down. He rode out the past two years of the pandemic pretty easily, he says, taking long walks through his sprawling farm in East Sussex, England. Nobby Clegg - On the Rocks with a Twist of Limey (2000). Nobby Clegg - Yes Sir, That's My Baby (2000). Photos Roger Daltrey in Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation (2019) Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, John Entwistle, and Pete Townshend in The Kids Are. "A part of you will be somewhere in it, even if it’s a tiny bit of dust on Jupiter.”įor now, Daltrey remains in prime form. Roger Daltrey (voice, as The Who) 2000 Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula (TV Movie) King Janos 1999-2000 Rude Awakening (TV Series) Nobby Clegg - All's Well That Amends Well (2000). “You are never going to escape this universe," he says.
A life is a life.”Īnd when the end does come, Daltrey says he will never really be gone. You can’t measure age in years you can’t measure a lifetime in years. “I still do,” he says, referring to lyrics from the band’s 1965 teen anthem “My Generation.” “I’ve met young people who seem to be incredibly old in their mind, and I’ve met old people that are incredibly young. Which begs the question of how he feels, at 78, still singing one of rock's most iconic lines: “I hope I die before I get old.” Roger Daltrey doesn't push fans away: 'They pay your rent'ĭaltrey is jovial and quick to laugh, his zest for life apparent in his constant joking and easy smile.
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