00:03China had been closed for centuries.
00:07I didn't hear such a groove.
00:15People thought that WAM was Britain's biggest groove.
00:19Most of us wanted to move, but we didn'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 didn't know.
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 asking 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. Do I want it?
01:09Where's John Martin?
01:10He's gone.
01:11Perhaps all of this sudden fame has gone to your heads.
01:15It's stupid.
01:16Even if all around is chaos and dysfunction.
01:21He's connected to a new world.
01:26William's timing was exquisite.
01:31There was a hunger in China for connection with the West.
01:39Their eyes were opened, their hearts were coming.
01:42To do that.
01:44My eyes were on George Michael.
01:46It's so sexy.
01:50Had George met those for whom Wham was a life-changing moment,
01:54he would have been profoundly moved.
01:57You've done it all now.
01:58Done it all now.
01:59That's a bit.
02:00I'm in your life.
02:02That's a bit less of a fight with you.
02:02A damn.
02:03The power will nothing more love with you.
02:03I'm in your life.
02:04You are a real man.
02:04You
