"Right now I'm in such a daddy-domestic headspace that even just calling to do an interview is strange" Advertisement This year was supposed to be a victory lap for Dave Grohl: a months-long, meticulously plotted jubilee to mark 25 years of his band Foo Fighters with a new album, , and much more. But like so many others whose best-laid plans were quickly unlaid by COVID-19 — albeit one with all the advantages, of course, that come with being an international rock star — he's learning to drastically readjust, and even lean into the strange. The frontman, , and talked to EW via phone about...…"Right now I'm in such a daddy-domestic headspace that even just calling to do an interview is strange" Advertisement This year was supposed to be a victory lap for Dave Grohl: a months-long, meticulously plotted jubilee to mark 25 years of his band Foo Fighters with a new album, , and much more. But like so many others whose best-laid plans were quickly unlaid by COVID-19 — albeit one with all the advantages, of course, that come with being an international rock star — he's learning to drastically readjust, and even lean into the strange. The frontman, , and talked to EW via phone about...WW…