The Who’s longtime frontman Roger Daltrey has shared details of his health battles with a live audience at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

The Sun newspaper reports that the veteran rocker spoke to fans from the stage and told them: “The joys of getting old mean you go deaf, I also now have got the joy of going blind. Fortunately I still have my voice, because then I’ll have a full Tommy.”

He was referring to Tommy, the title of the band’s 1969 rock opera album, which follows the story of Tommy Walker, who retreats into a catatonic state after witnessing a traumatic family event, becoming “becomes deaf, dumb and blind.”

Daltrey previously announced onstage in 2018 that he had suffered hearing loss as a result of exposure to loud noise levels during music performances and was now “very, very deaf.” He urged audience members to use earplugs.

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