‘The lyrics reflect the fact that I was in quite a dark place – but subverting it all, in a GCSE English kind of way’
I’d left school at 16 and kept getting sacked from jobs in shops because I was so easily distracted. I was singing in punk bands and my only ambition was to headline at the Hope & Anchor in London. Then Vince Clarke answered my advert in Melody Maker and suddenly I was a pop star with Yazoo.
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