FILE - In this Wednesday Nov. 26, 2008 file photo, Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson gestures after the screening of his film "Chemical Wedding", with a screenplay by Dickinson, as he promotes the movie DVD, in Paris. Iron Maiden says singer Bruce Dickinson has been treated for cancer of the tongue, but hopes to be back to full fitness soon. A statement posted Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015 on the band's official website says a cancerous tumor was discovered during a check-up in December, and Dickinson has completed a seven-week course of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. It says the prognosis is "extremely good," and doctors expect Dickinson to make a full recovery, "with the all-clear envisaged by late May." (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon, file)
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