Limp Bizkit Frontman May Join Russia Passport Seekers, Tass Says

The frontman of U.S. rock group Limp Bizkit told a Moscow state-run news service he is interested in getting a Russian passport to spend at least half of his time in the country.

Singer Fred Durst, 45, said he would like Russian as well American citizenship, according to an interview with the Tass news service as the band started a monthlong tour in the country with concerts in Moscow scheduled on Saturday and Sunday. Durst said he feels “something special for Russia” and is thinking of making a movie about the country, Tass reported.