
In fact, the song has already received Boy George and Culture Club’s official seal of approval! Find the quote in the description to the video below and view Culture Club’s Instagram post right here.
It’s interesting to hear this interpretation of this song, as we have just re-interpreted this ourselves. We have kind of stripped it more bare. I realize this song is about something else now. I am not that person from thirty years ago. So I don’t feel the same way about this song.
When I sing this, I’m not always sad. So I have to almost drop back into that space. For me personally, I’m always excited when someone takes the song and does something else with it. I’ve already done the original so I don’t need another version of it, trying to sound like me.
This version of the song is right up my street. When I think about the climate in the early eighties, when I wrote this song with Culture Club, attitudes to sexuality were different, and people were able to get away with more in terms of what they said about you and what they felt about you, and it’s changed now, so hearing this song, interpreted from a new generation is exciting, as the message is still the same.
Boy George
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