The Artistic Power of Eddie: Iron Maiden's Iconic Image Explained by Bruce Dickinson

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson explains that their iconic mascot, Eddie, allows the band to maintain their image without having to conform to typical heavy metal stereotypes. Eddie serves as an alter ego for the band and represents their rebellious and macabre nature. Dickinson praises Eddie for being a cool and enduring image that can continue to represent the band even as they age. Eddie has been a central figure in Iron Maiden's fanbase for over 40 years, taking on various forms and occupations while still maintaining his threatening presence.