Take It Like A Man: The Autobiography Of Boy George

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The author's debut book. One of the most important records of the British rock/pop music "Second Invasion" Renaissance of the 1980's. Text by Boy George, written in a candid and breezy style, with Spencer Bright. Snapshots and portraits printed on glossy paper and presented with captions in two sections within the book. They include vintage photographs from the rock star's personal archive. Invaluable Index appended at the end. The "gender-bender" persona catapulted the profoundly insecure performer to immediate national and international renown. This title has been out-of-print for a very long time.

Boy George, the lead singer of the Grammy Award-winning band Culture CLub, was one of the 1980s' biggest pop icons. This tell-all autobiography reveals the whole truth of his life, from the height of Boy George mania to the waning of Culture Club's fame, his failed relationship with drummer Jon Moss, his desperate battle against heroin addiction, and his return with the hit single "The Crying Game".

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