Hear what he had to say in the clip below. Culture Club MP3 at bottom of post.
MP3: Culture Club - Karma Chameleon
MP3: Culture Club - Karma Chameleon
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Here's his official statement: *"I was really hoping that the issue would be resolved and that some kind soul at the US Visa Office would realize that if the police in the UK placed no restrictions on my movements, that should have been good enough for them. I am very sorry that I will not see all my American fans this year, but I wish them a happy and healthy Fourth of July. I include the Visa Office in those good wishes and realize they are doing a very difficult job and I just got unlucky."* MP3 below.
Today's press release explains: *Boy George will help celebrate New York City’s Department of Sanitation Family Day this summer! George will be playing a free concert as a big thank you for the kindness shown to him by the DSNY. On August 17th he will play all his Culture Club hits and more for a crowd of over 5,000 NYC Sanitation workers and their families at DSNY Family Day. "New York’s Strongest are delighted that Boy George will join us at our Family Day outing in August and perform some of his fabulous hits for our hard working men and women and their families. Keeping New York City safe and clean is a daunting challenge – as Boy George well knows – and we welcome his generous offer to entertain those who have made our City the cleanest it has been in more than 30 years" said First Deputy Commissioner Michael A. Bimonte.*
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This line-up is precious:


Yes, yes you are. Photos and story via Auntie.O'Dowd swept a kerb surrounded by a phalanx of reporters and photographers.
However, he ranted at them and, at one point, swept a pile of leaves towards cameras.
"This is supposed to be community service," he said angrily.
"You're just making it a nightmare, which just means it's for the media and not for me." Asked if he was annoyed that he was performing such menial tasks, he replied that he was not.
He said: "My mum was a cleaner, my dad was a builder, know what I mean?"
Sanitation department deputy chief Albert Durrell then took the singer off the streets, saying he was concerned for everyone's safety.
He was to return to a depot, Mr Durrell explained, where he would be "hand-sweeping the area along the fence".
He added that there was always work to be done inside the building as well, such as mopping and clearing bins.

Yes, yes you are. Photos and story via Auntie.O'Dowd swept a kerb surrounded by a phalanx of reporters and photographers.
However, he ranted at them and, at one point, swept a pile of leaves towards cameras.
"This is supposed to be community service," he said angrily.
"You're just making it a nightmare, which just means it's for the media and not for me." Asked if he was annoyed that he was performing such menial tasks, he replied that he was not.
He said: "My mum was a cleaner, my dad was a builder, know what I mean?"
Sanitation department deputy chief Albert Durrell then took the singer off the streets, saying he was concerned for everyone's safety.
He was to return to a depot, Mr Durrell explained, where he would be "hand-sweeping the area along the fence".
He added that there was always work to be done inside the building as well, such as mopping and clearing bins.