It's fear. … There's no point in it. We should just love each other, and do it in our own way. That's the only thing that's important.

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Interview with George Melly in 1972 on the Granada Television chat show George. By "it", Chapman means homophobia and biphobia. Chapman came out on the programme as bisexual. He was one of the first British public figures to come out publicly as gay or bisexual.

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