Stevie Wonder Addresses Blindness Rumors During Wales Concert

Legendary musician Stevie Wonder, 75, directly addressed speculation about his eyesight during a recent concert in Wales, sharing his perspective on blindness wiht the audience. Images shared by Rolling Stone captured the iconic singer speaking after social media buzz suggested he might not be entirely blind. Wonder’s candid remarks offered a powerful insight into his lifelong experience.

Wonder began by questioning his own impulse to share, stating, “Why do I want to let the world know this? But I wanted to say it.” He then confirmed,”The truth is that I became blind shortly after my birth.”

The Grammy-winning artist described his blindness as a blessing, explaining that it has allowed him to perceive the world “from the perspective of the truth.” He elaborated on how this unique viewpoint enables him to “see people from their minds,not from their appearance. Not what color they have, but what color their mind has,” he shared.

This personal revelation comes as Dutch singer Trijntje Oosterhuis celebrated the 50th anniversary of Wonder’s debut album with a tribute concert, highlighting his enduring influence. For more on Stevie Wonder’s career and impact, explore resources from the <