Neil Young has always been one of the hardest-working artists in rock – but even he plan to retire one day.
The 77-year-old rocker told the New Yorker that retirement is a possibility: “You get to a point in life where things are happening everywhere around you, and your friends are going away and not coming back. Things change.”
That’s not to say that Young plans to hang it up anytime soon – he released two new albums in 2022 and is in the process of planning his first post-pandemic tour.
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