Slash sat down for an interview with talk show legend Larry King, and among the subjects discussed was the guitarist’s thoughts on the possibility of a Guns N’ Roses reunion.
“That's the $64,000 question,” says Slash. “But it's not something that any of us have reached out to each other and said that we wanted to do thus far. So, rather than be a pessimist and say, 'No, it'll never happen,' it's not like I'm harboring a lot of resentment. But it's not something that we're all thinking about doing. So if it happens one day, it happens. If it doesn't, I don't think anybody's, you know, losing any sleep over it."
The pair also spoke about GNR’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame (which Axl Rose passed on attending for a variety of reasons), how the band formed and why it clicked so well in their early days.
“It was the perfect combination,” Slash explained. “I’ve always said that we were the only five people that could have made that band.”
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