"Hello, I'm Johnny Cash,"

In Virginia, 2003, Johnny Cash took his seat for what would be his final public performance. Assisted to his chair, he paused to retrieve a plectrum before accepting an acoustic guitar. With his signature greeting, "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash," he began his last show. Despite suffering from a nervous system disease, Johnny's performance was remarkable, displaying his iconic style and savoring every note. This poignant farewell, coming just two months after June's passing, was a testament to his resilience and enduring spirit.

 

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