David Letterman reveals the two 'Late Show' guests who made him the most anxious
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In the article, Letterman revealed that he had a particularly tough time interviewing two guests: singer-songwriter Warren Zevon and former President Bill Clinton.
Letterman said he was "anxious" to interview Zevon because he wasn't sure how to address the singer's terminal illness.
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Zevon died in 2003 due to an inoperable form of mesothelioma, and his appearance on Letterman in 2002 ended up being his last interview and final public performance.
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"Of course, what I learned about Bill was that you don't even need to be in the studio for that interview. He'll take care of it," Letterman said about the famous orator and former president.
Clinton would go on to make nine other appearances on Letterman's show. Their tenth and final interview took place during Letterman's penultimate week as host of "The Late Show," where Clinton joked that there's a 100% chance he'll move back to the White House if his wife, Hillary Clinton, wins the presidential election.
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