People Run On And Off The Stage,

We Always Talked [with Andrew Ridgeley] About When It Would Happen - We Always Knew That I Would Go On To Have A Solo Career.

Obviously, [wham!] Made Me A Lot More Comfortable As A Musician. I Was Very Confident That I Would Become A Successful Musician, But I Had No Idea I Would Be A Celebrity.

It's Quite Simple: I Managed It By Doing Away With Wham!'s Duo Image. Obviously, The Way I Looked Changed And That Helped A Little, But I Still Have A Very Pop Image. It's A Very Video-friendly Image. I Find It A Lot More Real. It's A Lot Closer To Who I Am Than The Whole Wham! Thing.

This Is A Very Fickle Business. It's Really About How Much You Value The Other Things In Your Life. I Still Value Too Many Other Things More Than I Do Fame.

Me, I Don’t Want Any Children, I Don’t Want Responsibility. I Am Gay, I Smoke Weed And I Do Exactly What I Want In My Life Because Of My Talent. I Represent An Ideal Which Others Have Had To Let Go And They Blame Me For That. Especially Men.