Roger Daltrey, the legendary “Who” rocker told a crowd in London that decades of touring had come at a cost — specifically his hearing and sight.

Daltrey says age is robbing him of his sight and hearing, while guitarist Pete Townshend says dancing like Mick Jagger knackered his knee.

More than 60 years on stage as part of one of the world's most successful rock bands has taken its toll on the singer.

"Fortunately I still have my voice, because then I'll have a full Tommy," Daltrey joked, referring to the band's rock opera 'Tommy' ...

burns and irons Tommy, with Daltrey planking his way through the torment with saint-like fortitude. “It was very easy for me, because all I really did was drag Roger around,” Nicholas says.

Ian West/PA Images via Getty Roger Daltrey is getting candid about ... "Fortunately I still have my voice, because then I’ll have a full Tommy," Daltrey, 81, added, referring to the fictitious ...

Roger Daltrey says aging isn't all rock 'n' roll ... "Then I'll have a full Tommy," he added, in reference to Tommy Walker, the fictional titular character from The Who's 1968 rock opera "Tommy ...

The band is back together… but it turns out they were never really apart. After The Who drummer Zak Starkey announced he was ...

The band’s frontman Roger Daltrey, 81, and guitarist Pete Townshend, 79, ended things with Starkey — the son of The Beatles ...