Roger Taylor
English musician, songwriter, and record producer
It comes in flashes, so it feels fleeting.
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The Guardian, to a different person each week, The Q&A
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Love comes in different aspects. There’s sexual love, companion love and unconditional love, and I think you only have unconditional love with your children or your pets.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 17 August 2024 source ↗
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Heart explosion.
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At the birth of my children; when Lennox Lewis was crowned undisputed world heavyweight champion; and the day I had my final gender reassignment operation.
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Not being truthful to everyone from an earlier age.
A black Russian terrier – I paid almost £4,000 for him.
In my early days of transitioning, I used to come to London and meet for a drink with a group going through the same thing. I used to wear a full wig, and one night I’d drunk too much and fell asleep on the train, and my wig slipped off.
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