A Difficult Crowd Will Always Test Your

I Was Approached By This Guy Chris Renshaw, Who Had Read My Book And Had Read Leigh's Book. He Wanted To Incorporate Both Characters - He Probably Felt Leigh Wasn't Famous Enough And He Realized Leigh [bowery] And I Were Associated.

The Most Significant New York Club For Me Was Paradise Garage, Where They Played House Music. This Was Around '84 Or '85.

I Wasn't Part Of The Taboo Crowd The Same Way I Was Part Of The New Romantics. I Suppose I Was Seen More As An Elder Statesman Because I Had Been Around The London Club Scene For So Many Years. To The Taboo Crowd I Was Really Seen As A Pop Star, Someone Famous.

I Absolutely Admit I Had Him In The Handcuffs So He Wouldn't Go Anywhere While I Checked The Computer... I Certainly Wasn't Going To Kill Him. That's Hardly Going To Do My Career Any Good, Is It?

I Think People Could Be A Bit Friendlier. The Only Real Contact You Have With People Is When They're Annoyed If You've Had A Party - You Know, It's Been A Bit Too Noisy For Them Or Something.