Elton John reflects on retiring from the road: "I want to do something different with the rest of my life"
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Before Sir Elton John returned to the stage Wednesday night in New Orleans, the iconic singer was feeling a little anxious.
"I haven't played for two years," he told CBS News senior culture correspondent Anthony Mason. "I think it feels strange for everybody who's a performer. I've been to a couple of shows, and the audience go nuts. So I'm looking forward to it from that point of view and I hope I'm not too rusty, that's it."
John had to halt his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour during the pandemic and postponed it again for hip surgery.
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