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Best-selling British solo artist Robbie Williams

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2013 · 28 MIN

Best-selling British solo artist Robbie Williams

from Front Row: Archive 2013 · host BBC Radio 4

With John Wilson.Robbie Williams first came to prominence in the boy-band Take That, and went on to become Britain's most popular solo male artist, selling over 60 million albums worldwide with hits including Angels and Millennium.He reveals that he still wants to be a pop star and create the soundtrack to people's lives, admits that he is thin-skinned when it comes to criticism, and claims that he reveals too much about himself in his lyrics.Producer Claire Bartleet.

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