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Motorhead rock legend Lemmy writes briefly of Kirsty in his autobiography White line fever, "I flew over to Germany to perform on a TV show (Musikladen, #85 - 26 Jan 1984) with Kirsty MacColl (rest in peace: she was a really great bird). I was on guitar, dressed in shades and a teddyboy outfit, and I sank to my knees during a guitar solo - actually, I had no idea what I was playing." The song in question was Terry.
Later he recalls "(At a party) Kirsty MacColl came by with her new husband, producer Steve Lillywhite. Kirsty was a good friend of mine - I was in a video of hers once. So I gave her a big hug, and Wurzel turned to Steve and said 'Who's that old boiler that Lemmy's got a hold of?' Steve gave him this look and replied 'That's my wife actually.' 'Ah' says Wurzel, 'Could I have some more coffee please?'
Then, about half an hour later he was standing by the bar next to Ronnie Wood. Jo Howard walked past and everything was moving, you know what I mean? And Wurzel leered 'Eh, I'd like to **** her, wouldn't you?' And Ron said, 'I do actually. She's my wife.' Talk about putting your foot in your mouth - Wurzel had both feet in up to the knees."
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