Legendary comedian and game show host Jay Leno continues a legacy of laughter. More than 1,800 fans saw Leno at Waukegan’s historic Genesee Theatre Friday night.
Jay Leno is in town! He performed at the Genesee Theatre in the Chicago suburbs.Legendary comedian and game show host Jay Leno continues a legacy of laughter. More than 1,800 fans saw Leno atBackstage, Leno cracked jokes about why he still has to continue working. He told FOX 32, "it’s amazing how many deadbeat relatives you’ll have when you become successful.
Speaking about the show now going into its second season, Leno said, "once you take politics out of the mix, it’s amazing how people get along. You learn how much you have in common with people." Leno left "The Tonight Show" in 2014 after 22 seasons. When he’s not on the road, he’s showcasing some pretty cool cars on hit show "Jay Leno’s Garage."
At 71-years-old and a reported net worth of $450 million dollars, Leno says it’s important to keep laughing.
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