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Pete is lead singer of the legendary punk rock group the Buzzcocks. After initially breaking up with them, he recorded this as his solo debut. He came out as bisexual after the song came out after noting its lyrics about same sexual relations.

I always crack up at the line: "homo superior in my interior"

um, you don't say Mr. Shelley..

Classic new wave tune.

NoVideo said:

I always crack up at the line: "homo superior in my interior"

um, you don't say Mr. Shelley..

Classic new wave tune.

Yeah I loved that part too.

you know, i thought he was gay, even through listening to the buzzcocks. i guess my gaydar was strong for him?

MJJstudent said:

you know, i thought he was gay, even through listening to the buzzcocks. i guess my gaydar was strong for him?

Thing is he didn't even have to say he was queer. He carried it off with his vibe very well.

If I remember correctly this song was banned by the BBC for its alleged subversive undertones

Telephone Operator was another good single by Pete, probably from the same album