Barry Manilow Beats Lung Cancer, Returns to Music

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82-year-old singer Barry Manilo recently opened up about a serious health scare involving

lung cancer surgery.

Doctors spotted a small mark on his left lung late last year, leading to the removal of

an entire lobe just four weeks later.

He's now cancer-free, with no need for chemo or radiation.

He spent seven days in intensive care after the operation before heading home.

Manilo called the hospital time, tough, but said he's among the fortunate ones who dodged

further treatments.

The ordeal made him reflect deeply on his life, and he came away feeling positive about

his choices and grateful for what he's built.

It shook him up, but he steadily gaining strength.

On the music front, he dropped a new single called Once Before I Go Back, and March keeping

his streak on billboards adult contemporary charts going.

For a six-decade, his upcoming album What a Time drops in June.

Manilo plans to pick up his farewell arena tour this April, after pushing back some

shows for recovery.

With his health on the mend, fans can look forward to more performances from the music legend.