PASADENA, Ca. (WTWO/WAWV)— It’s a final performance that could be a life-changer for Terre Haute resident Richard Goodall.
After months of auditions, it all comes to one last song and how America votes. If all goes in his favor, he could win the $1 million prize on America’s Got Talent.
Goodall said he’s not nervous about singing in the finale, but does get anxious when he has to talk to the judges, although he said he’s getting better about that.
“I think I did a lot better with “Eye of the Tiger” in the semi-finals,” said Richard Goodall during an interview with WTWO’s Dana Winklepleck Tuesday morning. “But like everybody says, I wear my heart on my sleeve and sometimes I can cry at the drop of a hat.”
Goodall’s only free time for an interview was 7:30 a.m. A half-hour later he was off to wardrobe. It came as other contestants had already started their journey in hair and make-up.
Goodall is not allowed to say what he plans to sing during the show finale, but did say it’s from the 80s. He hopes everyone is “Wowed.”
“I’ve not changed my genre at all,” Goodall added. “This is strictly 80s right down my lane.”
America’s Got Talent airs Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eastern time on WTWO. The results show is Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m.
