Bruce Springsteen health: Star on 'nerve-racking' surgery which left him unable to sing
U. S. shows will be announced at a later date, with additional UK and European dates on the way. The star has also spoken openly about his health struggles, which has included "agitated depression", which has continued to affect him well into his 60s.
The star has managed to seek some form of relief with the help of therapy and antidepressants. In addition to mental health, Springsteen has faced physical ailments, including "chronic numbness" on his left side that posed a threat to his future in the entertainment business.
As a result of damage to the disks in his neck, the Dancing in the Dark star had to get surgery which dangerously tied off his vocal cords and exposed his throat.
Speaking about the surgery, Springsteen recalled that it was "a little nerve-racking" but went on to say how much of a success the procedure was, although leaving him unable to sing for three months.
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