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“As long as you can talk, you have a voice”: An epic Bruce Dickinson interview

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“As long as you can talk, you have a voice”: An epic Bruce Dickinson interview

Bruce Dickinson fronts the UK’s most successful heavy metal band, holds a commercial pilot’s licence, releases solo albums, write novels and screenplays, and more. A full life? Not half

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