Iron Maiden former frontman Paul Di’Anno dies
The former lead singer for Iron Maiden has died. Paul Di’Anno was 66 years old. Di’Anno’s label, Conquest Music, announced his death on Monday but did not give many details, other than to say he died at his home in Salisbury, England, The New York Times reported.
Iron Maiden's Steve Harris, who kept in contact with Di'Anno, said, "It's just so sad he’s gone. ... At least he was still ...
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The original frontman of the legendary heavy metal band Iron Maiden has died at the age of 66, according to the band.
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