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There's something I've got to tell you.

I had you on my monitor and I don't understand. This is your life, your program the same way I am.

I think of it this way.

Kit, there comes a time in your life,

just can't do anymore when all your energies have been used up.

Michael, I may not be flesh and blood, but I am a friend. And I wish you happiness, but I still don't understand.

In a way, neither do I.

So we find ourselves New Year's Eve, 1989.

David Hashoff has asked to perform on the Berlin Wall.

The end of an old era, the start of a new one.

Exactly.

Exactly.

What better, ma'am.

And the show do agree to this.

And then they have to get special permission from the Chancellor of Germany

Helmut Cole. I think that's a good idea. Yeah. If you're going to perform on the Berlin Wall, don't just rock up there on the day and hope it's going to be okay. So he doesn't perform directly on the wall. He's raised up on a crane above the wall. Yes. So a kind of, what are they called, they're kind of, not a fruit picker. Cherry picker. A cherry picker. Yeah. So that's the situation he finds himself in. Okay. Which I suppose it's quite a weird visual, isn't it? Yeah, but I think there's something about the kind of the pop star over the audience. Yes. You know, like there's something quite exciting about that.

Yeah, yeah.

So David Hussworth, I think the best way to view a lot of this is through his remembrance

of it.

Let's do it.

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