Roger Daltrey

Invaluable advice from the pre-AC/DC days guided him through career lulls.

The Who singer wanted to stand up for music-industry professionals who'd been "quite poorly treated."

The Who singer says his band's "music is very different from most rock."

Singer says his hearing aids are a "penalty" for band's heyday behavior.

Daltrey may want to tour "until he drops," but Townshend insists he doesn't.

Singer recalls drummer’s onstage audition: “He made us drive it.”

Who frontman still admires Mick Jagger — and envies Robert Plant.

Singer also has no interest in planning a box set for 1971 LP, saying, "That’s record company business."

Who singer also "reluctantly" nixed live run due to "challenges for a [U.K.] act to be able to perform in the [U.S.]."

Singer will perform "Who hits, a few rarities and some solo hits."