“HE MADE $200 MILLION, WROTE QUEEN’S BIGGEST HIT — AND THEN COMPLETELY DISAPPEARED FOR 28 YEARS.” Freddie Mercury died on a Sunday morning in November 1991. By 1997, John Deacon was gone too — not dead, just… done. No farewell. No interview. No explanation. The man who wrote “Another One Bites the Dust” and earned $200 million simply walked back into a quiet house in South London and closed the door behind him. He was 46. While Brian May still tours and Roger Taylor still performs, John hasn’t said a word publicly in 28 years. He raises his six kids. He plays golf. He collects royalty checks. He lives like a man who found something most rock stars never do. What he found — and why he chose it over everything — is a story worth knowing
John Deacon Walked Away From Queen’s Spotlight — And Never Looked Back By the standards of rock history, it still…