'Sitting around doing nothing doesn't appeal to me,' Elton John told V.F. in 1997. 'The thing that saved my life was that I worked.' From the VFArchive: After a summer of loss, pop's most prolific balladeer is finally learning how to live offstage.
Elton John's worldwide hit"Candle in the Wind" pays tribute to his friend Princess Diana, whose struggles and triumphs helped him survive his own. At 50, after a summer of loss, pop's most prolific balladeer is clean, sober, topping the charts, and finally learning how to live offstage.
Elton John's worldwide hit"Candle in the Wind" pays tribute to his friend Princess Diana, whose struggles and triumphs helped him survive his own. At 50, after a summer of loss, pop's most prolific balladeer is clean, sober, topping the charts, and finally learning how to live offstageDeutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
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