Kevin Bacon is an incorrigible optimist, and Taylor Swift is an “almost” unattainable dream. To the legendary star freeand the lead singer of the Bacon Brothers, who entered the Billboard song charts for the first time as a solo artist in December with This is Christmastaken from Guardians of the Galaxy: Holiday Special, were asked to compile a list of potential musical collaborators. Kevin has set high goals for himself.
Guest on the program Pop Culture Spotlight Jessica Shaw on SiriusXM to promote her new podcast Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon, the star spoke about the joy he felt after performing with Billy Joel on stage at Madison Square Garden last month. The two came out and You may be right performed Piano Man during Joel’s 93rd concert at his record-breaking residency.
The singer said that Billy Joel is not on his list of dreams to collaborate with. This list contains only names that are almost impossible to reach.
Not only Taylor Swift: Kevin Bacon and the list of impossible things
Kevin Bacon called this the NFW list or the No F-Way list. There is no point in translating, the meaning is quite clear. A list of names he would like to collaborate with, but which is unlikely to become a reality. During the program, Jessica Shaw asked him to name a name from the list, and Kevin answered directly.
“Taylor Swift) – exclaimed Kevin Bacon. – This is obviously the right answer… However, I admire him very much. I think she’s a great songwriter and I think the messages she gives to young women are fantastic.”
However, the most interesting thing of the evening was another revelation from the actor. Kevin Bacon never got to attend any of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concerts, even though he wanted to.. “I’ve never seen her. I really need to see it live,” he said.
This isn’t the first time Kevin Bacon has shown that he’s a true Taylor Swift fan.. In April, the actor and his wife Kyra Sedgwick posted a video on Instagram in which they danced to the tune Karma. The two wore T-shirts in support of the ACLU’s Anti-Drag Queen Defense Fund against anti-drag queen bills that continue to be proposed and passed by conservative lawmakers across the United States.