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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.
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' 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?'
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' 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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