Overview
- Nelson, 92, tells The New Yorker he feels “pretty good” physically and jokes he’s glad to have “woke up again this morning.”
- He keeps a simple routine of sit-ups, arm rolls, leg lifts and jogging in place to maintain fitness.
- He continues to perform, saying “singing for an hour is good for you,” while daughter Amy says performing is “literally keeping him alive.”
- Wife Annie D’Angelo, 69, quips he’s “Benjamin Buttoning” her and says he “just keeps going and going.”
- Despite past issues including emphysema and a severe COVID-19 bout, he remains active on the road, and the family previously rebutted an inaccurate AXS TV report about their care.