Sting teams up with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to sing Don't Stand So Close To Me from home
Pop icon Sting has teamed up with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to sing an at-home version of his song that has taken on a new meaning, Don't Stand So Close to Me.The 68 year old singer (real nameGordon Matthew Thomas Sumner) was joined by the Tonight Show host and members of The Roots for this unique rendition.While some played traditional instruments, like Mark on bass and Captain Kirk on a ukulele, many others played far more non-traditional 'instruments.' Rendition:Pop icon Sting has teamed up with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to sing an at-home version of his song that has taken on a new meaning, Don't Stand So Close to MeThe song, which was released in 1980 when Sting was with the group The Police, was sung by Sting, with Fallon providing.
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