Rod Stewart on Glastonbury: 'I wish they wouldn't call it the tea time slot'

Rod Stewart, the legendary artist, is set to headline the "legends" slot at Glastonbury, though he's not thrilled about it being referred to as the "tea time slot." At 80 years old, Sir Rod shows no sign of slowing down, boasting about his physical abilities and revving up for his performance, where he plans to pack in as many iconic songs as possible, despite the time constraints. Known for his diverse music career and tumultuous personal life, Sir Rod Stewart aims to entertain and impress with his upcoming Glastonbury performance, balancing his rockstar past with his current focus on family and contentment with wife Penny Lancaster.