The Who's Roger Daltrey doesn't think Brexit will be bad for British rock musicians
The Who's Roger Daltrey doesn't believe British rock musicians will be affected by Brexit.
In a short video interview with Sky, Daltrey showed his distaste for talk around Brexit. When asked if Brexit will affect British rock musicians, Daltrey replied, "No. What's it got to do with the rock business?"
His snappy nature continued when the journalist asked how they would tour Europe after Brexit, "Oh dear. As if we didn't tour in Europe before the fucking EU. Oh give it up."
After an awkward chuckle, Daltrey returns to call the EU a "mafia", "If you want to sign up to be ruled by a fucking mafia you do it. Like being governed by FIFA." Check out the clip below.
The Who singer Roger Daltrey was not impressed when Sky News asked him about Brexit.
— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 18, 2019
Read the full interview here: https://t.co/gqk91bKrzT pic.twitter.com/fSW3Tfgk2v
In October 2018, Daltrey expressed similar views on BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme, stating, "It might be a bit more paperwork on this side of the Channel. I’m sure they can make it hard if they want to but these things work both ways."
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