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In an interview with BBC's 'Sidetracked' podcast, Stevie Wonder spoke out against the idea of retirement. He explained that ...
"As long as you are going to be creative, and as long as you let your mind work, you don't have to retire," Wonder told the ...
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InspireMore on MSNStevie Wonder Reveals Retirement PlansAt 75 years old, Stevie Wonder has no plans of going into retirement, claiming music is a part of him and he won't stop until ...
Wonder spoke to Sidetracked presenter Annie Macmanus, the day before he headlined the BST festival in London's Hyde Park - ...
Stevie Wonder Just Revealed What Would Have to Happen for Him to Retire originally appeared on Parade. At 75, Stevie Wonder ...
Stevie Wonder addressed rumors regarding his blindness at Blackweir, a music concert series in Cardiff, Wales.
Stevie Wonder is undoubtably one of the greatest artists of our time. But why are some people questioning whether or not he's ...
Stevie Wonder addressed the long-standing rumor that he isn’t actually blind during the Cardiff, Wales, stop on his Love, ...
“I’ll keep playing as long as I breathe”: Stevie Wonder says on his Songs in the Key of Life UK tour
At 75, Stevie Wonder continues to take the stage with passion and purpose, and he has no plans of slowing down.
Music legend Stevie Wonder addresses a long-standing suspicion and subsequent rumor that he might not be blind as he wraps up ...
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US Weekly on MSNStevie Wonder Addresses Rumor He’s Not Really Blind: ‘You Know the Truth’Stevie Wonder addressed rumors about his blindness during a recent concert in Wales, sharing the story of how he lost his ...
The soul icon — born Stevland Hardaway Judkins — was diagnosed with Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) as an infant. Caused by ...
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