Seven years after the death of Johnny Hallyday, a famous imitator decided to pay tribute to him in his own way. Didier Gustin is on tour throughout France with his show entitled Johnny Free in my head. And yet, the choice to do a whole show in homage to the idol of young people is surprising as Didier Gustin is not an absolute fan of the singer. “I’m not a fan, but at the same time, he has somewhat influenced my career, and even my life since childhood. When he died, there was of course La Madeleine, but behind it, there wasn’t some kind of big show on him and I said to myself: ‘Well, I don’t want to do a show, I can do a show‘“, he told France Info.
Didier Gustin wanted to tell Johnny Hallyday in his own way
“That’s how I came up with this idea of Johnny who arrives in paradise and who refuses to go to paradise because he wants to do one last concert at the Stade de France“, he added. Just like Laeticia Hallyday’s husband, Didier Gustin had to face ups and downs throughout his career. “What’s important is not to manage the stormy day, it’s to succeed in dancing in the rain“, he said. “Moi, I have a lot of people who consider me has-been or old-fashioned, but I don’t care. Has been, that means we have been someone. And then as I say, has-been, he is an artist between two successes. I always (…)
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