'Die Hard' man jazzes it up at NYC music concert

November 01, 2016 09:39

Hollywood star Bruce Willis performed at a jazz benefit concert in honour of blues legend Dr John.

The Die Hard star showed off his musical talents at the Jazz Foundation of America's annual show, held at New York's Apollo Theater, in honour of Dr John and McCoy Tyner, reported Contactmusic.

Willis served as back-up on the harmonica for blues veteran Henry Gray as he played the piano, while the Hollywood action man later took over the microphone to sing the blues with a cover of Roomful of Blues' She'll Be So Fine.

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