Ep 404 - George Michael, Cher

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Judge for yourself... Christopher & Tom both agree this could be the best interview in our collection. It’s George Michael from 2004, talking about his early days with Wham!, his personal struggles with fame, plus the embarrassment and freedom that accompanied his very public coming out. It’s George at his most revealing. A funny, touching and ultimately heartbreaking interview from one of music’s greatest and most tragic figures. Plus, we have a great early ‘70s chat with the incomparable Cher, who talks about her music, her wardrobe (which she calls her work clothes) and why every warned her NOT to marry Sonny Bono!

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