The musician David Foster admits that he is terrified to take the elevators.
Speak with THE Wall Street Journal, The musician winner of a Grammy revealed that he manages to stay in shape with many exercises.
“I try to go to the gymnasium three times a week,” he said. “In addition, I literally never take a elevator. It is a claustrophobia.”
Foster added that he had “been” in an elevator only five times “in adulthood.
“Three of them were intended for hospital surgeries. I was drugged, so it was fine,” he said. “The other two were extraordinary circumstances.”
Foster added that he had also taken an elevator at the New York City residence of the opera singer Luciano Pavarotti: “I worked with him and Céline [Dion]On a duo, then the wine flows, everyone drinks and I said: “I leave now”, and I started to go for the stairs, “he said.” And he says, “No. Today, you don’t, today you take the elevator. ‘”
Foster revealed: “He leaves, he catches me, he pulls me on his knees, and he sings ‘ave Maria’ in my ears ******** if noisy. I mean, Pavarotti sing me all along my life.”
