It Seems To Me, Sorry Seems To

Rocket Man, Burning Out His Fuse Up Here Alone.

I've Always Enjoyed And Loved Playing Live. I Relish And Cherish It More Than Anything Else Because You Never Know What The Performance Is Going To Be.

I'm Very Relaxed. I'm Very Happy With My Personal Life.

But We Came For The Kennedy Center Awards, Which Was An Incredible Honor. Being A British Person, I Was Bestowed This Honor. And My Partner And I, David, Came. And We Were So Pleasantly Surprised By George Bush And His Knowledge Of Aids. He Really - He Treated David And I - And Laura - Treated Us Like - They Were So Friendly And So Courteous.

And The Stigma Hasn't Really Changed That Much In 31 Years. You Are Still Getting People - It's A Shame-based Disease. It's Based On Sexual Transmission. And It's Still Shame-based. And Until People Feel Strong Enough And Feel Loved Enough To Actually Open Up And Say, Listen, I'm Hiv-positive, Then We Are Facing An Uphill Battle.