Bon Jovi Reveals The Role Of Shania Twain Who Saved Her Career

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JAKARTA - The vocal organs are the main capital of a singer or vocalist. That's what made Jon Bon Jovi almost lose his career.

Jon had a vocal band injury that broke his spirits. Luckily he got to know Shania Twain who contributed to him.

"He seemed to be my brother at these moments," said Jon Bon Jovi (62) as quoted by ANTARA from People, Sunday, April 28.

According to him, the 58-year-old singer 'Any Man of Mine' had the same doctor and the same surgery a few years before she experienced it.

In his new Hulu documentary series, 'Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story', the legendary rock star said he started having problems with his vocal band around 2015.

But he ended up not overcoming it until he had a destroying conversation' with his wife, Dorothea on a tour in 2022, and he realized he had two options, namely seeking medical help or retiring.

Bon Jovi consulted with Twain who underwent a band-of-noise medialization procedure in 2018 because he was the only person he knew who had undergone this operation.

"With this doctor, and the only reason I know about it is because he reported it in the media," he said when he found out that they had the same doctor, Robert Sataloff.

"He didn't just convince me that everything was going to be fine, but I think he also caught my attention a little bit because he told me I was going to be out there sooner than before," he added.

Jon underwent surgery that eased the loose sound band that stole his voice in June 2022.

And in February, he and Twain celebrated the post-operational progress at the MusiCares Person of the Year Gala, when Bon Jovi received the 2024 award.

Shania Twain sang the cover of Bon Jovi's hit song "Bed of Roses" on that occasion.