Usain Bolt poses in front of the Bob Marley statue outside the National Stadium in 2006. Usain Bolt says the feeling of being placed in the same league with Reggae icon Bob Marley as two Jamaican legends is one he still finds “indescribable”, despite his fame and fortune. The 34-year-old is now widely considered the greatest sprinter of all time with eight Olympic Gold medals and world records in 100 meters, 200 meters and the 4 × 100 meters relay. Bolt was responding to questions posed by Irie FM’s K’Shema Francis on Thursday who, in asking about whether he felt he had fulfilled his life’s purpose, said that when most people think of Jamaica, two of the greatest names that come to mind, have been himself and the late Reggae legend.