Ringo Starr Reflects on Career and Reunions
Ringo Starr, 85, looks back on his incredible career in a new episode of "On The Red Carpet: ICONS."
The Beatles legend shared his thoughts on the band's enduring legacy, saying
Every generation listens to our music.
Starr has been a superstar since the 1960s, along with bandmates John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison, becoming one of the most successful and influential bands of all time.
This year, 55 years after The Beatles broke up, they won their latest Grammy for the song "Now and Then."
Ringo noted the band's continued popularity, saying
We have sold records and streams now, a billion streams a week or whatever, forever! It still carries on.
Despite his success, Ringo had to overcome childhood illnesses that nearly killed him.
Author's summary: Ringo Starr reflects on his career and legacy.
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