00:04We were the biggest band in the world at one point.
00:11When you first encounter fame, it's such a distraction.
00:15It's like a runaway train.
00:17It was like a dream.
00:20I loved being pop stars.
00:26It wasn't easy for me.
00:30I don't particularly like talking about the past.
00:32Culture Club has spread its name and its music all over the world.
00:36We were really just bonding as a band and having a great time.
00:40I thought, I don't know what's happening here, but I knew my life was going to change.
00:44I just think it's everything. Wearing the right hat at the right time in the right place.
00:48I've always been interested in kind of looking different.
00:50The media went nuts.
00:52Is this a guy, is this a girl, or what the hell's going on, you know?
00:56And it all became about what I was wearing and very little to do with the music.
01:01The music of Culture Club is what sells Culture Club.
01:03It all became about George.
01:04Were we not on the stage with him? Were we not there?
01:07That became quite difficult for myself.
01:10There was a resentment, I think, with the other two.
01:12Maybe they thought me and George were too close.
01:14It was love at first sight.
01:15They call it gender blending, and it's shocking to a great many of us.
01:22I remember seeing all the protesters outside the gigs.
01:27All of that stuff just made us more popular.
01:30Somehow the universe just put us together.
01:32Because it was really, you know, proper love.
01:35George was the last person I said would get into drugs.
01:38It seemed like it happened overnight.
01:40I'll be honest and say, at that point it was me causing all the trouble.
01:45I want to see things never happen the way you think they do.
01:59It's kind of been insane.
02:01I feel like it was destiny.
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