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The Divine Comedy’s Neil Hannon on fame and farming: ‘I’m a grumpy old bastard now’

The Divine Comedy’s Neil Hannon on fame and farming: ‘I’m a grumpy old bastard now’
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Neil Hannon, frontman of The Divine Comedy, discusses his transition from a 1990s pop star to a rural life in County Kildare, Ireland. He shares insights on his personal growth, his work on the Wonka film soundtrack, and his involvement in animal rescue efforts with his wife, Cathy Davey.

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This profile offers a human-interest look at how public figures navigate aging and lifestyle shifts away from the spotlight.

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