I'm Being Honest, I Say What I

I Like The Big Bombastic Singers, But I'm Also Very Drawn To What I Call Character Singers. They're People Who Obviously Aren't Very Huge Singers, But They've Got This Ability To Tell A Story And Touch You Emotionally Without Really Using Any Kind Of Histrionics Or Special Effects.

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.

When You Go Onstage, You Go On There To Have A Good Time, And You Smile And You Engage With The Audience And You Invite Them In.

A Lot Of People Felt I Was Getting Work Because I Was Boy George. My Response At The Time Was That There's A Lot Of Djs Making Records, They're Not All Making Good Records, But They Have The Right To Do That.

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.