A Lot Of Donna Summer And Things

I Think For Me One Of The Big Things Was Realizing That Being Boy George Is My Job. It's What I Do.

The Fabulous Side Of Taboo Was Dressing Up And Dancing Like No One Was Watching You. There Were No Rules. You Had Jeffrey Hinton Playing Every Kind Of Music. It Was Like Going Back To When I Used To Deejay At Planet In '79, Where You'd Mix In Nutty Things Like Hip-hop Or Reggae Or The Sound Of Music [1965] Or Other Film Soundtracks - Whatever.

I Remember Going Onstage On Broadway In This Leigh Bowery Thing For A Track Like "ich Bin Kunst." I've Got Breasts, This Latex Dripping Down On My Head, And I Come Out In A Box. I Just Remember The Audience Looking Really Horrified Because Rosie [o'donnell] Was Trying To Sell The Show As Sort Of Pippin And Annie. She Was Saying It's A Family Show.

I Don't Get All This Speedo Stuff Actually, I Mean, Whatever Happened To The Feather Boa?

For Me With "the Apprentice," It Kind Of Blew Out My Business Brain. I Don't Really Think Of Myself As A Business Person. I Think Of Myself More As A Creative-type Person, But It's Quite Nice To Be Challenged Physically And Mentally.