Annie Lennox Recovering After Surgery

August 18, 2008 at 12:43pm PST

Tags: Annie Lennox, Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Annie Lennox is recovering after successful spinal surgery to repair an impinged nerve that left her foot cold and numb. The injury was sustained in Mexico while attending this month’s International AIDS Conference. Since she needs time to recuperate, her new album’s release has been pushed back from September 16th to next spring so she’ll be able to promote it properly.

Lennox wrote on her official blog, “I came back to the U.K. and got wheeled off the plane ... A first I must say! Felt a bit like Elizabeth Taylor! Some of my plans and schemes have had to be put on hold, because there's not much I can do if I can't walk properly!!!”

If she felt like Liz Taylor does that mean she was doped up, a little drunk, dripping with diamonds and being escorted by Michael Jackson? We hope not.

Glad to know you’re on the mend, Annie.

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