Boy George's 1970s Save Me From Suburbia (Boy George Documentary)
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- British pop star Boy George recalls, revisits and assesses how the 1970's moulded the person and artist he has become. This is his musical, social and sexual coming of age, when he discovered the power of his own sexuality before setting about turning that persona into a popstar. Set against a backdrop of social discord, disenfranchisement and sexual repression, the seventies was also conversely the decade that revelled in colour and creative chaos, giving the world glam rock, disco and punk, and the young George O'Dowd was at the birth of them all. The documentary includes contributions from contemporaries like Martin Degville (Sigue Sigue Sputnik), Andy Polaris (Animal Nightlife), DJ Princess Julia and popstar Marilyn. This is, as George said, 'the last ever bonkers decade', and it totally and completely shaped him.
Boy George says: 'I think of the 70's as being this glorious decade where I discovered who I was and discovered all these amazing things - punk rock, electro music, fashion, all of that. And yeah of course there was that dark side to the 70's, the rubbish, the strikes, the poverty, and I'd get chased and confronted for the way I looked. But I was a teenager. I didn't have any time for misery. I was just having a great time with my friends!
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This is the best place to be ... Iconic
Say what you will, he still has beautiful eyes.
are you asking for money?
@@trudi211 Everyone has to eat.
This was great sir!
It's rare to watch a documentary from a music icon where he's still alive to tell the tale.
When he first got famous in the US, I bought his album and watched him on MTV and my grandmother would say that she didn't care if he was a guy or girl, all she knew was Boy George could sing well. She was a big fan and ahead of her time ❤️😊
I remember when he was young and reckless, dealing with his drug abuse and toxic relationship with Jon. When things got really bad, and his interviews were erratic, he would always say something profound that hit home with me. It was easy to see how smart he was, beyond the makeup, and the brand being created. He never struck me as shallow or superficial, but rather wise and insightful for his age. I remember, after seeing the footage where he passes out mid sentence, saying to my girlfriend "If he survives this crazy ride and lives to be an adult, he will be known for so much more than being just a drag queen pop singer." Under the make up, costumes, and posturing, the substance was always there. I'm so glad he has lived to experience it all. Great job, George!
It wasn’t even done for branding or marketing. It was authentic street style. None of the fakery you get now.
Totally agree with you,
@@natalier7204it’s all fakery - then and now - but also authentic at the same time.
Very well said! I, too, am thankful he made it through the dark trials in his life. That was of course fortunate for Boy George but also fortunate for those of us who love and appreciate him on so many levels.
I remember reading something about him where it said he was actually a pretty tough guy who wouldn't take any shit from people. Gotta respect the man
As a teen in the 80's I loved Boy George and always will. He is so down to earth in these documentaries.
As a punk rock fan in the 70s and 80s, I couldn't stand his very dull music.
He's so good at telling a story.
I don't know what all the carry on was about his appearance initially, I was in my early teens and when I first heard and saw Do You Really Want to Hurt Me I was enthralled and maybe teens take anything new more in their stride? I didn't even blink just was interested in this new sound.
This documentary makes me so nostalgic i feel for crying, though my time were the late 80's London was still this amazing place, to go into clubs, The Sanctuary Badlands on Tuesday night was my night, really you had to look the part to get in, heavens was just beside it , leaving the club at 3 am was a whole adventure....I look at my daughter now and i'm shocked not her or her friends ever go out , only from one home to the other, what has happened I don't understand...complaining about knife crime in London, who is surprised? no youth clubs no clubs no meeting places for young people no activities no political assemblies or unions , nothing , youth today have nothing but social media and dreams of becoming rich and beautiful through plastic surgery..so sad
Wish I could have been there but sadly I lived across the pond from you ❤️
I just want ti go to Mars.
😁🙂🙃😊😃😀
@@vedranaolujic1977 so do I
Beautifully put.
Good documetry Boy George
Boy Georges narrative for this doco is really good. I like when he said "These days records are for hipsters but back in the 70s they were all we had".
I like that also. True statement
He was a maggot and attached himself to a sub culture he was not a part of
He has such a positive vibe. This was a delight
I know. When I watch the Christmas band aid performance, he is the one that truly shines. His voice is an amazing delightful gift.✨✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌞🌞
Love Boy George. First time I heard Boy George I was hooked. He did have a nice soft voice, but the look was the winner. The 70's was bonker's.
I can't believe how adorable he is, he is so funny and down to earth.
I love that his Mom still lives in the same house she and her husband bought in the 70s.
My parents were pretty conservative but loved Boy George when they saw him interviewed on Australian tv in 1984 because he had the guts to be himself, and he was intelligent and witty. That’s why people love him.
So were my parents. I loved Culture Club, and so did my mum especially. Their music, their looks and just how they were themselves and people didn't care. It was awesome.
He's a good lad. My sister loved him then. I have some of his stuff on my playlist
@@justinparkerthewildwolf6394 He's a great Guy and grown up now lol.
Everyone loved Boy George until he went weird moaning & batching all the time .
My Mom is 88 and loves Boy George. She has dementia but knows the words to some of his songs and sings them.
What a gem finding this biopic. George was such a party boy we are lucky he made it through alive and sharing his retrospective and his great talent 🤍
I thing George would have been a fantastic actor and commentator. He is very articulate and fluent, and on top of everything, he was funny.
An absolute star.✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
I could listen to Boy George all day on any topic. He's smart, funny very talented and, well, one of the most gorgeous creatures of our time. Culture Club was short-lived as an international sensation, but I remember how stunning they were. A superb film about an era that I enjoyed immensely! 💃💐
Yes! Over time I have grown to love him even more
Agreed - he's so entertaining and ...charming. I saw Culture Club and Duran Duran in a double-header when they were at their peak. IT was one of the most fun shows I ever saw in my life.
I never... He is indeed.
Said so right. So much beauty, talent and charm. There was or is no one like him. A true gem.
@@frithbarbat That must have been a blast. I was in early grade school and was just thrilled to watch thier videos at home back then on Much Music.
George O dowd is sharp, brilliant. His insight is just awesome.
His mom is so lovely 🌷
I'm 62, the same age as him. I fell in love with him in the 80's, danced to his music in the clubs. His style was/is superb and he is so handsome, or I should say just plain beautiful. I saw him in concert last week... He still has what I fell in love with.
Boy George was a huge influence on me, even at 10 years old. I was obsessed with BG and Culture Club. He has such charisma and warmth
Same age for me as well!
@@coffehbear3359 I have been listening to Culture Club constantly for the past month. George has one of the best voices of the ‘80’s.
Same for me!
I was a teenage in the 80's grew up on this great music. I loved him ,i always felt he brought so much colour and life he was full of light and brillient
I've always thought of BG as a unique, vulnerable, stylish talent. Never a freak. His style and music stood out, it hasn't aged which is a sign of true talent.
@Donnell Okafor no, he carry it of, many couldnt
@@annaconway313 I agree, it suits him a lot, it's him!
I adore him. When I was young in the 80's he seemed bizarre to me, years later I relized how he was like no other. A voice and style so unique and beautiful.
At 3:04. Vinyl was a real part of the 80s culture. You could spend a whole day searching for records at shops. There were no less than 16 record stores in the downtown core of my city. And they had hard to find imports and the odd bootleg. New releases were incredible with at least eight good records per week. And bands could be seen live for less than $25. Those were good times.
Wow, just saw my own musical and ideological life journey. Mine didn't end as a pop star, but just like Boy Georg said: we didn't know we were making history, we just lived it.
Its a icon like him, that made everything okay for my son to dress and make up.....so, Thank you Boy George.....
Will never get tired of him as a person,entertainer a STAR
I adore Boy George! I was coming of age when he and Culture Club hit it big. Raised in the conservative south of the US, I was lucky that I grew up with a mom with great musical tastes living a free hippie lifestyle. She had an enormous album collection that contained every rock album of the 60s and 70s, including Bowie, T-Rex and The Sweet as well as UFO, Van Halen and random others like Englebert Humperdinck! We had no money but we were rich in the musical freedom my mom gave my sister and me from a very early age. She’s in her 80s now but to this day I still tell her how much that freedom meant to me when so many others had parents who ripped their Motley Crue album covers. Boy George had a bit of a misfit quality that I could totally relate to, being a girl growing up without a father in a nontraditional home in a town where my mom was considered a little bit TOO fancy free. He is so great at narrating and storytelling! Loved this documentary. Thanks for posting!
amazing
I was there for so much of this. IT WAS AN EPIC time!
This gives me such nostalgic feels. I miss the 80s, how joyful it felt at times, the music, fashion and the romance of it all. They were times I'll always hold close and cherish.
Finding your own kind in clubland, on dark dancefloors. Everything felt electric and full of promise. 💓🥰
I'VE LOVED BOY GEORGE SINCE 1983!!!!!!! I'VE ALWAYS HAVE!!!!!!!!!
Love this documentary. Get to know more of a Icon in the music Industry. This is history of Boy George a Legend that never will be forgotten. 💫✨♥️
In 1985 I really got into punk and That’s when life opened up for me I was18 by then and was never home we were out every night if you had no money you had friends that would help you out and vice versa. Boy George has exactly the same taste in music as I had he’s pure class every punk song and band he mentioned were my gods at the time.
Yes.. I remember I started to like punk in 1985 too, 1984 was more about exploring my music taste, culture club, duran duran, modern talking and of course...Depeche Mode... DM punk+new wave got this horny sexiness to me. Im from Malaysia, so Malaysia was still a bit conservative back then
I'm 10yrs younger than George. I remember I was 12 when Karma Chameleon came out and I noticed Boy George for the 1st time. I was so in awe, had no idea what it meant to be queer. I didn't understand it but I loved it 😁 Growing up in the 80s was a privilege, musically. Thank you Boy George for inspiring me and my friends by being who you are.
I was also 12, had his posters on my wall, I thought I was in love with him as I had no awareness of gay straight etc lol
The Man who sold the World is my favourite album too - great taste Boy George. ❤️🇬🇧❤️
He twisted all of our minds...it was a fun time. Football players refused to listen (until they went home) Band members appreciated him behind closed doors, color guard and concert choir appreciated the talent, cheerleaders simply followed their favorite football player. Thank you Boy George. And thank you David Bowie 🙏🎶🎵🎧🎻🎺👨🎤🎷🎸💽
'until they went home' Love it! Anyone not loving this guy is clueless, but I get it, back then the 'football type' guy had his tough image (which i will never get-these guys showering together, face behind ones butt and tackle one another!) What an amazing personality and kindness sharing his life with us.🌞🌞🌞🌞
My mother was in her 60s when he hit the charts she LOVED him!
George is truly unique.. I grew up in a very oppressive culture and conformed the politics..
I caught a Culture Club show in 2016...
Mind blown.. what a singer , dancer and just great performer who seems to be a genuinely good hearted man.
Nice one George. We seem to be going through the same things that we experienced back in the 70s. Men in suits with no real vision marching the public into oblivion. The past teaches us lessons and it's great to see you highlighting the mistakes that were made back then. Long live expressionism and freewill.
For someone who dropped out of school at age 15, George has a very good grasp on social conformity and presents this unique perspective of growing up and coming of age in the '70's with irreverent and articulate confidence. I have enormous respect for him, his style and especially his musical tastes and influence on our culture. I enjoyed this documentary very much! 🙏
Yes it was great, I didn't want it to end.
Pepdo
@@johntaylor2107 I'm sorry but what does "pepdo" mean?
George brings back a time of just being happy, lightheartedness, good times & fun. Seems like today we are in need of these kinds of experiences again. Thank you George for making the world brighter, more colorful, and giving us some of the happiest musical memories of our lives. 😃😍🥰❤❤💞💕💔💝💘🧡❤🩹💙💛💜🖤🤎❤🔥💔💞😉😉😉
@Donnell Okafor But you watched anyway.
@@DONNELL836 Feel better now?
This was one of
The ABSOLUTE BEST Celebrity Documentaries that I have ever watched... About any celebrity, Ever.
It tells a bit of the background that all admirers want to know about the people who make a name for themselves in this big ol' world, and become a significant part of our very own lives.
Meshing our collective historical experience together.
Bonding us in our shared time span on this planet.
Giving insight into what shaped the artist's flow of expression.
I am a 99.99% straight, hetero- monogamousist, who has lived a mostly conservative lifestyle.
Yet, even a person like myself, can adore and long to embrace, the essence of such a delightful human- being as Boy-George Alan O'Dowd
I’m still a fan, after all these years. I’m so proud of you, Boy George!
Wow. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing it. I feel like I ‘get’ George even better now. I just saw him in 1 September 2022. They popped out Bang a Gong (Get It On) as an encore.
His voice is so soothing. I love it. Great artist
Oh my god so nostalgic I lived through this era!!! Boy George has brought it all back to life
I love Boy George! 😊😊😊
I remember the first time I saw Boy George in 1982. Just watching this, we were new Romantics, we wore make up all the time. He was very welcome on the scene.
I absolutely loved watching this. I loved the 70’s. I was a teenager back then. I stumbled across this, whilst watching videos of Culture Club. Boy George you fascinate me. I love watching you. I love your songs too. ❤
I love this documentary. George did an excellent job of presenting it. I'm around the same age as George so I can relate to that period of time. BUT, George made a life and career out of basically being a freak. The rest of us including myself had to from the age of 16 get up Monday morning to go to work to be able to afford to go out Friday and Saturday nights. He and his friends were the leaders. We were the followers
so true.... good post
I kind of think that everyone has choices, some choices are hard though. Boy George face a lot of hatred just for being himself, he had a drive and ambition to face adversity and he wanted to be famous. He never lost sight of that and that was his choice, because he knew what he wanted and was prepared to go for it on his own terms and without compromise.
Thats your fault for not being a good enough freak
You could of been a leader to hun if you wanted to 👍🏻
He had two number ones in Australia in a row... primary school went crazy. Was at Magic Mountain in Adelaide and every kid was talking about it.
Bowie and Mark Bolan introduced me to a life that didn't fit in a box, in the early 1970s, and made me feel like I could be my wild self. Their music ignited me. Boy George came along a little later and by then I was a hippy and dancing with the Doors and others, from 1976, everything was far out. The Stranglers arrived, just as that bubble started to crumble. Thanks for this trip down memory' lane. We were privileged to be part of that generation
I so enjoyed this. The first time I heard and saw Boy George was on MTV in the early 80's. That voice ....perfect! Loved that he wore makeup and wore it well. I bought everything Culture Club put out..I found Bowie in 1969 and well along with his music (and still am). I really liked the music of the 80's from Ultravox to Gary Numan to ABC...
Excellent documentary so well presented by Boy George. But also a great biography into his personal and professional life.
This is a warm ride from a time when people were really authentic and creative. Cheers!
One of the saddest mistakes I made in my life was selling my vinyl collection which went from pre 1960’s to about 1986. I still think about some of the cool albums I had and sorely miss.
Ouch, that hurts me for you because I foolishly GAVE my vinyl collection away!
A supreme legend who helped shape the 80's dreams and what could be!
He sure did. 🌟🌟🌟🌟Love watching him now all these years later.✨✨✨✨✨✨
Such happy nostalgia - I’ve always adored Boy George and always will! 🙏🏼❤️🇬🇧
Loved this documentary and Boy George. Wish I could go back to that era.
Awesome documentary Love Boy George. I'm 60 and love to play my Culture Club CD's.
Same! #60
@49:30 the dreadlocks reference, hilarious!! These two feuded over their similar styles aesthetics, down to the hairstyle. So glad they’re still friends after sooo long.
I remember the day my father told me that -boy George is a boy,
that day my world changed forever,
and since then I knew what I like.
Now my life is makeup and drag...
you will always be my inspiration.
Love forever and thanks.
I wish there was the continuation of this documentary with the 80s :(
That’s 2 of us!
70s were awesome 😊
@@rosaliamilone4545that’s three of us now!
Wow, just wow. Boy George is a remarkably good presenter. Whereas other documentaries of the 70's and 80's are a bit dull, this one captivated me. I'm of exactly the same generation as George so this was definitely a walk down memory lane. I also had the pleasure of seeing Culture Club live at Manchester Polytechnic student union just a few weeks before they hit number one so it was probably their last smallish gig before they became a super group. It was an excellent gig, no doubt.
Love George as much today as I did growing up in the 70s.
He wasn't known in the '70s. Unless you knew him personally.
I have been a Boy George fan from the time he first started.
Where I grew up it was about ten years later when all this change happened and thank goodness the changes have taken and society hasn't gone backwards. It was a huge thing when I was young to know that I wasn't the only alien in the world. Never take your freedom or liberty for granted. Someone in previous times has paved the way and fought the battle.
Imagine he took a lot of ignorance from folks and yet he still kept on, enlighted us, many were intimidated by his boldness, instead of embracing it.
He was and is really someone unique and fabulous.
Beautifully said! Thank you!!
Boy George………the best. One of a kind.
boy george was my bedroom pop pin up , i loved him then and still do xxx 2022 xxx george to win im a celeb
Was in grade school (10yrs old) when his music was popular, back then I thought he was bizarre. But when they did the Christmas Band Aid song, I remember how noticable it was his voice that was such a delight, brought the song alive, his voice was THE BEST, all these years later I did not realize how wonderful he is. A true gem, there will never be anyone as special and genuine as this man...in my opinion!✨✨🌟🌟🌞🌞
I grew up with culture club and you inspired me to be myself. Thanks Boy George! I think your auwsome. Love the boy inside the man. Hugs!
The 70s was nuts! Weird, and I was there...Thanks, Boy!
Stumbling across a music documentary like this is like an unexpected present. I just wish I didn't have to spend 30 minutes searching before I ended up finding it
Love you tube for this. Did not realize how wonderful this man was & is. Knew his voice was one of the best...but I adore his way of sharing himself.
So, so many of these varied artists have survived to tell their own personal story.
Everyone has their own personal journey.
I lost my dear hero of a gay brother to AIDS in the 1990s.
He was the haircutting, successful , hero of our family.
I so very miss my dear brother " pudgy hands" Frank.
That boy could slay both genders.
I could only wish I was as good looking as him.
He was the most popular male in our entire town.
All of the girls loved him.
The poor twenty-seven-year-old died at the famous age of 27
He was in good company :
Jimi Hendrix; ( such a gentle soul)
Jim Morrison;
Janis Joplin;
My dear brother Frank sure was in good company..
I was twenty-nine when I lost him --and he was 27.
I have now missed him all these years.
My hero of a brother --- as I am now 56.
I've had to endure all these years with the loss and memory of my dear sweet brother.
That kid was so popular as I'm a bit angular, and less . confident .
He truly was the star of our family -- tears all these years .
I miss you Frankie!!!!!
I hope to see you again --crying a test , rolling a tear and down onto my pillow.
I saw this documentary on CZcams and know that this artist also has a story.
I also have a story.
A Drummer .
I miss you my dear brother.
I absolutely loved the sight of Boy George when I first saw him on TV. I was an art major and punk. Many of my male friends wore smeared kohl pencil and extravagant clothing. But Boy George...I was envious of how he put his makeup on and his style was out of this world for the time. Just lovely. I wore vintage early 60s clothing and the kind of vintage shoes that had kitten heels and needle toes. I mixed it with patterned tights in bright colors I bought from a local punk boutique, and short sheath skirts and Goodwill wool tunic sweaters or cashmere twin sets. Or buttoned down shirts with men's jackets and coats. They were cheap and an antidote to the massive shopping malls and department stores. Some guys I partied with or met at concerts wore transparent plastic color block rain coats or mixed "girly" with "manly" clothing
Absolutely brilliant. I became mesmerised and then obsessed with Boy George and Culture Club in the early 80's. Great times. George is right though, the 70's was bonkers.
Scintillating. Smashing. Mr. O'Dowd does a fab job taking us thru important cultural moments and movements of the era. So glad I watched.
OMG! BOY GEORGE, I ❤️ YOU!
Thank You Boy for an amazing documentary. You definitely were a star in the making from the very start. You are by far the biggest star that came Out of all the people in the documentary. You were popular then and always will be. Love ❤️ You.
This is one of the BEST documentaries I've seen. Such a PERFECT explanation of that era. I miss the 80's.
1:29 The way that John Peel announced Culture Club, with that smile, that is somewhere between incredulity that this is really happening and "this is a joke" sort of reaction. The first record that I bought in my life was 'Colours by Numbers'. A life changing moment. If Marc Bolan and David Bowie inspired Boy George, Boy George inspired so many others too.
I love this man. I think he’s beautiful and his voice is my favorite. Thank God I grew up in the 80s and enjoyed all his music then and now.
Very interesting, not only about him but the reality of Great Britain.
You mean "history", the word "reality" somehow implies that this documentary uniquely reveals a hidden truth about the socio-economic issues of the 1970s. Errr no its pretty heavily imprinted on even popular culture and society today. An important part of world music heritage, even the reaction in popular music continuing into the 80s, is directly related to the that era and its "reality" that everyone knew about.
I was very young when he came out an I can only remember very few songs of his now that I’m older I see all his interviews an learning a bit about him an his personality is very infectious he seems super cool someone I would have love to have been around an known
Bravo! This was superb. George comes from a long line of Irish poets, aesthetes and eccentrics. I think of Oscar Wilde. What a difference a generation can make! Boy George was a bit ahead of me , but still my generation. I had all the same idols and influences. People who were freaks found their totemic inspirations and leaders such as Bowie, Bolan, and Lou Reed. I grew up in California so I went from hardcore to post punk rapiidly as well. The clothes were important, so was the music, and the sense of belonging to something and individuating. Thanks for this!
I was searching for Boy George songs and I found this documentary. So happy I watched and listened to it. Boy George has a very pleasant voice. And I always did think he was so good looking. I remember watching him on tv. I loved his choice of clothing. And he had the best make-up.
Thoroughly enjoyed this!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thanks to Boy George 👌🏻
I can't believe the CZcams algorithm took 5 years to present this gem to me.
Great video! Thank you! I had no idea! I was listening to country music,Bob Dylan and the Eagles at this time. I was living in my suburbia in L.A. with my folks working as a brand new hairstylist at 18 and attending College.Majoring in Art. After graduation l moved to Santa Barbara, CA. Where l actually saw my first punk rockers! Also a few in downtown L.A! When l moved from that area! I honestly didn't know what those kids were supposed to be! I was still listening to country music and rock, but l added the Stray Cats to my record collection! Lol! When l first heard Boy George on the radio,my little sis had a crush on him! He was sooo handsome! We both thought he was cute and he had a beautiful voice! He was awesome! My sis bought his records! Lol! His style was modern and cool! What a talent!😊🎉❤❤
Amazing documentary - brings back so many good memories - thanks George for everything! You were a pioneer, a ground-breaker ...
Very smart bloke fair to him had some balls didn’t care what people said about him ! Plus a great voice !☘️
@@anneliamohara2842 Boy George has always been bold, brave & beautiful. I greatly admire the way he believes in himself and has undoubtedly encouraged so many to follow their dreams & believe in themselves as he did. Bravo BG for sharing your talents with us for 40 years! You have and continue to inspire and entertain. You’re a rare gem and you are appreciated and loved by so many (besides myself)! Your beautiful voice, eyes and songs show us your soul!! Thank you for all you have done throughout your career to give us such pleasure with your music. You are also to be praised for your strength, originality and your extreme intelligence! Listening to you during interviews leaves me as impressed as I am when listening to your music. You were born & truly blessed with many gifts which, thankfully, you have shared with so many for four+ decades. Thank you Boy George!! 🎉❤
All of the girls in school when Culture Club hit the charts loved them! I shared a love for the drummer, with a certain someone 💗💗💗 and when people asked "What is wrong with him?" We all said "He's from England, leave him alone!" We didn't care how he looked, he was different to us, and we love it. Thank you for everything!
My sewing teacher at Crayford secondary was a neighbour of Boy George in the early 80's. Liked his music 😀
Loved your “commentary” of what Punk really meant‼️
Love your appearances with Dorit❣️
My gran who was in her 50s in the 1980s loved Boy George
I love George’s unapologetic honesty. How exciting it must of been being right smack center of a cultural revolution. He managed to become a rock star in that scene. Almost has though he was ordained to he be the chosen one. He sold 150 million records!!!! That’s insane!!! I had his poster on my wall in 7th grade at the time I started having girlfriends. I remember a girlfriend mentioned he was gay, and I really didn’t know much about the topic. I just thought he was over the top with his look and style. I still love seeing him perform with his full look. He is a global icon!!!
Boy George is a genius 😍🤩
Love his mum. So naive. Yet adores him. George would be such a great dinner guest. His hats and hat maker deserve their own doco.
Absolute Legend, so many memories brought back watching this.. Only seen him once when he was DJ at the Wag in China Town a long time ago. Brilliant DJ
Absolutely brilliant,brought back treasured memories . Boy George will ALWAYS be my IDOL loved then still love him now ❤
I stood next to Boy George in a record store in Cinciinnati. I'm not a small guy and he still could have effed my up.
Take me back to my teens. WOW.
A light from the 70's! still shining.
If Boy George was responsible for his early make-up to today's make-up, he does a gorgeous job!
Love George, and always will!