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Queen’s Brian May discusses life after coronavirus: “Maybe we need a new direction”
04.04.2020 - 16:27 / nme.com
"I hope we remember the lessons that we've learned — that we can work from home, the cars can stop, the planes can stop, the air can get clear"
Queen guitarist Brian May has stated that he believes humanity will “learn some great lessons” from the coronavirus pandemic.
Talking to ITV News, May discussed how the pandemic has affected him personally, as well as the wider conversation surrounding the virus.
“It’s a very hard time for everyone,” he said. “This is a tragedy. But there are things to
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