Best of 2025: your favorite interviews on WECB.fr

In 2025, you spent time with voices, journeys, confidences. Here is the best of the most read interviews on WECB.fr.

Each year also tells a story of readings. This ranking brings together uniquely the interviews published in 2025classified according to their page views recorded on WECB.fr in 2025.

Bruce Springsteen, by Andy Greene

Springsteen opens his secret drawers: seven unearthed albums, 83 tracks, and a rare confession about what we keep… and what we end up letting go.

Justin Hayward, by Andy Greene

Justin Hayward, the last surviving member of the Moody Blues, talks about the aftermath: the lost, the legacy, and what we refuse to “recreate” when the story is over.

Bono, by Andy Greene

In Cannes, Bono talks solo: his father, the dizziness of going on stage without U2, and what he imagines for the group's future.

Buddy Guy, by David Browne

At 89 years old, Buddy Guy is still standing at the end of the bar: a living blues legend, a direct link to his roots… and still ready to take the stage.

Philippe Maneuver, by Alma ROTA

At 71, Philippe Manoeuvre takes the stage with his ghost records: in A child of rock tellshe rewinds a behind-the-scenes life — and becomes, for once, the subject of the story.

Lady Gaga, by Brian Hiatt

Lady Gaga recounts her return from the brink: the love, the fear before entering the stage… and the album that she considers one of her greatest.

Isabelle Adjani, by Yves Bigot

Adjani slips into Marilyn's shadow: interview on her book, fascination, and this play of mirrors between two mythologies.

Rosalia seen by her collaborators, by Julyssa Lopez

Behind the scenes of Lux : conductors, producers and guests talk about Rosalía's record… and their favorite moments.

Rob Reiner, by Brian Hiatt

Rob Reiner, in his latest interview with WECB: Spinal Tapheritage, and American politics seen from the edge of the precipice.

Methodology: ranking based on page views 2025 (Google Analytics G4), limited to interviews published in 2025.