Elton John shows how hard it is to read an audiobook

October 13, 2020 Alan Cross 0 Comments 0 min read

I’ve read my share of audiobooks (just go to iTunes and enter my name and you’ll see a long list of them), so I can say with confidence that it’s hard work. VERY hard work.

Elton John decided he wanted to read his autobiography himself. He…struggled. (Via Rolling Stone)

The paperback edition of ‘Me’ is available tomorrow including a brand new chapter, which I recorded for the audiobook. I’d love to say I read it all in one take, but even I don’t always get it right first time! #preposterousness #eltonjohnbook 🚀 https://t.co/uUP0n8E9fS pic.twitter.com/JSoWwNZOUo
— Elton John (@eltonofficial) October 12, 2020

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