Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson says he’d have been “comfortable” if cancer treatment irreparably affected his singing voice

Bruce Dickinson singing onstage with Iron Maiden in 1982.

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson says he’d have been “comfortable” if his cancer treatment irreversibly changed his voice.

In an extensive new interview with The Charismatic Voice, the singer looks back on the chemotherapy and radiotherapy he went through to treat a cancerous tumour at the back of his tongue, which was first noticed by doctors in 2015.