George has been working on his solo output, too, with “mad” collaborations with artists from Pete Murphy to Kim Wilde. Since 2014, the Grammy-award-winning band who, since forming in 1981, have shifted more than 150 million records, have sold out stadiums across the world, ensuring the perennial popularity of songs like “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?” and “Karma Chameleon”.
I still get photos of kids dressed up in really old looks of mine and I love that,” he says.
“I attract a certain type of person, even the younger ones they are a bit gothy, a bit punky. As one of the original gender-fluid pop stars, George has also become an androgynous icon for a new generation of fans raised on a diet of TikTok and Harry Styles.
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