00:04China had been closed for centuries
00:06I didn't hear such a groove
00:15People thought of WAM as Britain's biggest groove
00:19Most of us all want to move, but don't know how to move
00:25George and Andrew were carrying a lot of cultural and economic importance
00:31They were there as ambassadors
00:34No one's done this before
00:36We want everybody to get up and have a quick dance
00:39You think no?
00:42What do you think of the Chinese police wrapping up some Chinese dirty dance?
00:46Two young men in a sort of geopolitical situation
00:52You're not really going to come in and ask him about our opinions, are you?
00:56It was imposing
00:58I've just acquired some new friends
00:59They're going to come with me wherever I go
01:02George was a very private person
01:04I could see that he was struggling
01:06This is my future
01:07Do I want it?
01:09Where's John Michael?
01:10He's gone
01:11Perhaps all this sudden flame has gone to your heads
01:15Stupid
01:16Even if all around is chaos and dysfunction
01:20He's connected to a new world
01:26WAM's timing was exquisite
01:31There was a hunger in China for connection with the West
01:39Their eyes were open, their hearts were humming
01:43My eyes were on George Michael
01:46It's so sexy
01:50Had George met those for whom WAM was a life-changing moment
01:54He would have been profoundly moved
01:56You've done it all now
01:58Done it all now
01:59That's the thing
02:00A human race with Y was with you
02:02You've done it all now
02:04That's the Iman
02:06That's the thing
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