The Whole Business Is Built

It's Quite Simple: I Managed It By Doing Away With Wham!'s Duo Image. Obviously, The Way I Looked Changed And That Helped A Little, But I Still Have A Very Pop Image. It's A Very Video-friendly Image. I Find It A Lot More Real. It's A Lot Closer To Who I Am Than The Whole Wham! Thing.

People Have Speculated About My Sexuality For Years And Years. They Are Obviously Interested In My Sex Life. Fine. Let Them Speculate. I'm Not Going To Put Them Right One Way Or The Other.

People Run On And Off The Stage, But Usually They're Removed Before They Get To Me. It's Not Really Frightening. There's Always The Possibility That Someone's Going To Take A Potshot At You; You Take That Risk When You Perform In Front Of Thousands Of People.

Playing With Queen Was The Biggest Moment Of My Career. It Was Like Living A Childhood Fantasy.

The Wham! Thing Was, As I Said, Very Confusing, And Much Of Our Image Was Totally Fake.