Interview with Freddie Mercury talking to David Wigg
about his solo plans.
Munich 1985. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
W.: There must turns you when do you needs to turn to someone and speak to someone about your personal problems of…
F.: No, no, I have a
lot of…
W.: … very important decision perhaps in your life…
F.: True I have…
W.: Is a one person you turned to…
F.: True, I have a
lot of lot of mirrors (laughed). I do not everyone people I turned to… The only
one is Mary, she was my girlfriend for a long time, and you know we are not
together right now, I (suffered….) for a lot and she is a only one friend I was
taken I can (defeat) to. I have a lot of friends, so called friends you know. A
really true friend for me has to be very strong put up with me, and I think
Mary is go on through just about everything. It means I can actually… You know,
she has the depth and equality to actually sort of adapt me and talked to me
about very serious things. She is the only person I can think about. Otherwise
I just… I (fan) for myself and I course my headless in my own way.
W.: Being a world famous rock star just this is make
you more difficult for you to actually keep a friendship carry.
F.: Yes, yes,
because I think it’s harder for other people to try understand me as a loving
person. Could we talk about relationships. Basically when we comes about
relationships it doesn’t meant who is
you – Queen of England or Mary Portsmut Bobner –when you comes to loving relationships you’re equal. But when you
comes up to turn to success and when you are celebrity wherever – it’s hard to
preach (proch) somebody and say – look, you are normal (and you need ) you basically have say the over compensate
…. What happens then - You tried so hard to tell other people, look, you are
normal (and you need) and turn the love whatever and when it happens some you
come out to your shell and become far vulnerable and then the most people.
W.: So you how you hold on to real friends?
F.: I don’t. I
discarded them (W. laughs, Freddie smoking, said sadly). I don't have any real
friends. I don't think I do. People tell me though they're my friends.
W.: Don't you
believe them?
F.: No, no.
W.: Are you frighten
to have friends? Are you frighten people getting close?
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