Boyzlife hope song will be 'anthem for the elderly' during coronavirus outbreak
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mirror.co.ukBoyzlife are hoping their latest single will become an "anthem" for the elderly during the coronavirus pandemic, according to Keith Duffy.
The pop supergroup, formed of Duffy and Westlife's Brian McFadden, are donating the profits from their single You Needed Me to the charity Age UK.
The song, originally recorded by Boyzone in 1999, features the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and appears on their forthcoming debut album, Strings Attached.
Duffy, 45, said he wanted to let the elderly and vulnerable know they could find help amid the lockdown. He told the PA news agency: "We want to let people know that the elderly are there, and that people care, and that Age UK can fight your corner for you if you are elderly, and help you out if you are
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