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Brian May Says Queen Won’t Tour Again: ‘50 Years Is Enough’
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
“I love to play, I love to travel, but the trade-off is sacrificing your freedom,” May told The Times. “I have a wife, grandchildren and a lot of astrophysics I want to do”
“I love to play, I love to travel, but the trade-off is sacrificing your freedom,” May told The Times. “I have a wife, grandchildren and a lot of astrophysics I want to do”
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