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I sang in Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem in a choir as a kid. The final movement, In Paradisum, is one of the most beautiful, seemingly simple pieces of music. So I’ll have that, please.
Dancing Queen, by Abba.
At the end of every show, I always blast September by Earth, Wind & Fire at full volume as people leave. It is the best song in the world and has a sense of total positivity, community, friendship, physicality and memorability. It feels like an extraordinary human experience, a sense of joy and celebration that we are lucky to be here at all. It reminds me why I am alive, and I’d like to give people that. The ultimate end to my big gig on earth!
I am going straight to cremation like David Bowie, so there would be no funeral.
More money. Sounds terrible, but money is the energy of change.
Almost anything seems super urgent to deal with at 4am. Then I can't remember it in the morning.
Philippa Perry, Chris Packham, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ice-T, Joely Richardson, Bill Bailey
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