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Originally Posted by Tom_K
Somebody should tell him that it makes more sense to retire than stain that legacy. He's not doing himself or the band any favors carrying on with these awful performances.
It's obvious it's a mental issue. Go to a shrink, call Richie and sort stuff out. Remove whatever is the cause but stop butchering these amazing songs.
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What if he actually WANTS to keep his career going? Let's face it, Jon might get slapped here for no longer having the same amount of passion for making music/performing as he once did, but I don't think he's lost much of it either. If he had, he surely wouldn't have been even willing to continue, let alone have basically pushed the band forward after the stressful mess that was the BWC tour.
JBJ is and has always been a workaholic (after all, he's even admitted it himself), but it's because of his passion. Would his passion have died at some point, he wouldn't be doing these things anymore.
Deep inside, he's still that Jersey boy with dreams bigger than his hair (*insert an imaginary laugh track here*) to fulfill that he was back in 1982 when he first walked into that radio station outside the Long Island Expressway. There may not be much left of that guy for some - if not many - of you, but he's clearly still there, somewhere. You just have to look a little harder, a little deeper, a little longer.
I'm sorry for getting a bit poetic/author-like, but this is just how I feel about Jon.
PS. I'm particularly sorry for Walleris and Seb, who will both probably suffer from severe pain on their stomach muscles after laughing at another naive and overly optimistic post made by that same old naive and overly optimistic fan, who's been shamelessly attempting to interrupt their analogies for the last couple of years...