Neil Diamond sings coronavirus PSA

Many celebrities are doing their part to warn others to follow social distancing guidelines during the coronavirus outbreak. Neil Diamond is joining in, too — and he found a creative way to do it. Diamond changed the lyrics to his iconic hit "Sweet Caroline" to create a PSA about the staying safe from the virus.

The familiar pre-chorus — shouted by guests at wedding receptions for the past five decades — usually goes like this: "Hands, touching hands/Reaching out, touching me, touching you."

In a video posted on his social media page Sunday, Diamond strums his guitar and sings the hit with new lyrics:  "Hands, washing hands/Reaching out, don't touch me, I won't touch you."

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