At 84, Dion DiMucci shows no signs ofslowing down. He first came to prominence at 17 with the Belmonts, a vocal group hand-picked from the Bronx. Having racked up hits with such evergreens as The Wanderer and Runaround Sue, Dion repeatedly changed tack to retain contemporary R&B relevance, with King Of The New York Streets in ’89 and a trio of albums for Joe Bonamassa’s label KTBA: Blues With Friends, Stomping Ground and most recently Girl Friends, a set of collaborations with female artists.
