Bruce Dickinson: Iron Maiden (S01E02)

Known as 'The Air Raid Siren' for his distinctive high-pitched vocals, Bruce Dickinson, the lead singer of Iron Maiden, is hailed as one of rock music's finest vocalists. His journey began in a prestigious English boarding school, where he stood up to bullies and discovered his passion for singing. Rising to fame with Iron Maiden, Dickinson became a celebrated figure, but his achievements extend beyond music. He is also an award-winning author, a radio host, a commercial airline pilot, and even an international fencer, all while battling cancer and performing in war-torn Sarajevo. Childhood friend Mike Jordan and Iron Maiden producer Tony Platt share their experiences of working with this remarkable frontman and helping develop his iconic vocal abilities.