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Humperdinck credits shoelace incident for survival
British singer Engelbert Humperdinck reflected on how his undone shoelace during his military service almost cost him his life, as it allowed him to position himself in the front line and avoid being sent to Cyprus, where others faced fatal ambushes. He served in Germany instead, describing his time there as "an interesting couple of years." Humperdinck, who achieved international fame with his 1967 hit "Release Me," has sold over 140 million records worldwide and received multiple awards throughout his career.
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