With the It's A Sin finale this Friday I thought you might be interested in some corrections to the stories in the nationals last week.
I never accused the PSB's of plagiarism; I simply pointed out the remarkable similarity, as I saw it.
I didn't settle - back then the newspapers indemnified writers - the Sun settled out of court.
I met the lads on Concorde; they were off to holiday in the Caribbean so I gave them names and addresses of all the best gay clubs there.
When they realised I was a Queen too they dropped the case.
My B side was a rerelease of my similar treatment of He's So Fine which was played, in full, in court at my friend George Harrison's plagiarism suit; the Judge commented the remarkable similarity to his My Sweet Lord and George lost the case, paying millions to the writers of the Chiffons hit.
George was furious and never spoke to me again as long as he lived.
Hopefully Neil and Chris would happily speak to me.
I'm told my version of Wild World is Chris' favourite record.
No paper should EVER quote Janet Street Porter. A dreadful woman who rarely speaks sense. We've been enemies for decades. Terrible teeth.
And I'm LOVING the series. A huge RTD fan.
But they should have used my track as the theme. Far funnier.
www.express.co.uk/entertainment/music/13...-dj-legal-battle-spt
www.telegraph.co.uk/music/artists/sinto-...ted-music-industrys/