David Wigg talks to Mercury months around Live Aid year
The 1985 conversation between Freddie Mercury and David Wigg catches Queen’s singer in a busy run of work around the Live Aid year. Mercury talks about fame, work, love and loneliness with a directness that was rare at that level of fame.
Wit and control stay audible, and so does the fatigue under the showman act. For anyone who wants Mercury when the diary was full and the stage manner loosens, this interview remains a compact, useful primary document from the Live Aid year.
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