Paul Simon Announces He Will No Longer Perform ‘You Can Call Me Al’ Due to Hearing Loss

Legendary American singer-songwriter Paul Simon has made a significant announcement regarding his future performances. In an interview with CBS Mornings, the 83-year-old folk rock icon revealed that he will no longer be performing his 1986 hit song “You Can Call Me Al” due to his ongoing struggles with hearing loss.

Simon, known for his solo work as well as his collaboration with Art Garfunkel, has been open about his health issues and the impact they have on his music career. The hearing loss has made it difficult for him to perform certain songs, with “You Can Call Me Al” being one of the most affected.

In his quest to address his hearing loss, Simon has been meeting with scientists who are working on potential treatments to reverse the damage. This effort underscores his commitment to continuing his musical career despite the challenges he faces.

Simon’s decision to stop performing “You Can Call Me Al” marks a significant change for fans who have come to expect this song as a staple in his live shows. However, it highlights the artist’s dedication to preserving his health and the quality of his performances).