Pete Townshend has addressed the future of The Who in a new interview. Talking to The Daily Beast to mark the release of his 14-CD set Live In Concert 1985-2001, Townshend appears hopeful that there may be more to come from the band, who formed 60 years ago, but there's a catch.
"I don’t know what’s gonna happen with The Who," says Townshend. "I’m hoping Roger [Daltrey] and I can find some common ground and find some way to work again, possibly without an orchestra, because I think we’ve done that. But also, there’s this sense that we’re in the last tour period of our career. Are we just hoping to do what Bob Dylan does and just keep going?
