Everything I Think In Life

I Felt That Making Records In A Traditional Way - Putting Them Out In The Same Way, Wasting Loads Of Money - Was Just A Pointless Exercise.

I Find That Most People [in Social Media] Just Want Me To Say "happy Birthday" To Their Mom Or Wish Them Good Luck With Their Exams.

When Culture Club Broke Up, I Hadn't Been Going Out A Lot Because We'd Been Working All The Time, So I Suddenly Had This Period Of Leisure. And It Was Just Around The Time That The Whole Acid House Thing Kicked Off In London.

Tweeting Is Something You Can Do Wherever You Are, On Your Phone, On The Computer, In An Airport Lounge. It's Easy To Do, And I Do Find It Fun To Communicate With People. It's Quite Nice That We Can Have Almost Direct Contact With Anyone In The World At Any Time. I Don't Know How Important It Is In Terms Of One's Career. It Seems To Be Pretty Much Superfluous In Terms Of That, But It's Nice To Communicate.

In Writing The Autobiography, I Can Really Chuckle When I Look At The Songs. I Was Acting Out The Part. I Saw Myself As A Victim.