Jay Leno interview: 'Boom ... my face caught on fire'
at the Grossman Burn Center in Los Angeles. He was burned last month while he and his friend Dave Killackey were working on one of Leno's vintage automobiles, a 1907 White Steam Car.
"I couldn’t even see his face," said Killackey, who joined Leno in the interview."He downplays it all, but I’m telling you, he was really engulfed. It was a wall of fire right in front of me." Amazingly, Leno then drove himself home to alert his wife, Mavis, who sent him off to the hospital. He had suffered burns on his face, chest and hands. He spent eight hours a day isolated in a hyperbaric chamber, where the pure oxygen helped the healing.
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