AustriaUS singer Carly Simon, 83, has announced she is living with Parkinson's disease. She shared that the condition affects her differently each day, sometimes leaving her too tired to move, while other days allowing her to work and feel like herself. Despite challenges including artificial knee joints and hip surgery, Simon has returned to music, with her new album 'Comes in Waves' set for release on August 14th. Born in New York, Simon had a long career spanning decades, beginning with performances alongside her sister Lucy in the 1960s and becoming a global star with hits such as 'You're So Vain' from her 1972 album 'No Secrets'. She also performed the James Bond theme song 'Nobody Does It Better' for the film 'The Spy Who Loved Me'.
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