Iggy Pop has once again explained his decision to retire from stage diving.
The legendary 75-year-old rocker, who popularized the move during his time as frontman of THE STOOGES, told Billboard about his stage-diving antics: “I’m not doing that right now. I hit my limit. I did about 40 shows last ye…
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