Ex Culture Club singer sells clothes from his B-Rude label
Tuesday, 20 May 2008
Former club DJ and Culture Cub singer Boy George is now working as a barrow boy.
He's running a stall at Spitalfields Market in East London, where he sells £10 T-shirts, vests and hooded tops from his B-Rude label.
But the singer, 46 – real name George O’Dowd – insists he’s happy with his new job.
‘It’s been all right — quiet today, though,’ he tells The Sun.
‘I’m bored and cold but we have to do a Friday stall to get a pitch on Sunday.’
Boy George sold more than 10million records in the 1980s with Culture Club, whose biggest hit was Karma Chameleon.
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Sell t-shirts is more decent then have a job writing gossip in a magazine.
Gossip mag journalists are some of the most hated members of society. You guys are really looking down on market traders?
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