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Hello...
A COUPLE OF yEARS AGO
I was asked by documentary
maker Morgan Spurlock (the guy
behind
Super Size Me)
to appear
in his upcoming film about One
Direction. They’d just been voted
Worst Band at our annual awards
and
NME’s
Dan Stubbs had been
sent some brilliant tweets from
upset Directioners along the lines
of: “I AM GOING TO F**KING
SHOOT yOU IN THE HEAD WITH
A BAZUKA OR HOWEVER yOU
SPELL IT… THEN I’M GOING
TO DROWN yOU… I WILL TAKE
A CRAP ON yOUR FAT ASS…
yOUR PARENTS WILL BE HAPPy
BECAUSE THEy ALWAyS HATED
yOU”. Spurlock wanted some dirt.
How could I say no?
The interview lasted an hour. He
asked me about the crazy fandom,
the tight control of the band’s
image and a bit about why I thought
they were so successful. If you’ve
ever seen the film, you’ll know
it didn’t really turn out to be the
behind-the-curtain exposé most
people (me included) assumed
it would be when Spurlock
announced it. Whether Simon
Cowell’s presence as executive
producer had anything to do with
that, we can only speculate…
Which is just a big preamble
to everything getting a lot more
interesting since Zayn Malik flew the
coop and launched his solo career.
He’s doing what he likes, saying
what he likes and making music he
likes. He’s no longer the outsider in
the world’s biggest manufactured
band and as Gavin Haynes finds
out in this week’s cover story, he’s
got a brilliant tale to tell.
MIkE WILLIAMS
Editor-in-Chief
@itsmikelike
Primal Scream’s
Bobby Gillespie
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COVER STORY
F E AT U R E S
20
Zayn Malik
The one who left One
Direction lets us into his world
24
Primal
Scream
Bobby Gillespie opens up
his emotional side
SECTIONS
26
Bryson Tiller
Is the smooth Kentucky R&B
singer the new Drake?
C OV ER ph OtO : N A B I L C O N t EN tS ph OtO : SA M Ch R ISt M AS
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REGULARS
40
16
Things We Like
18
What’s On Your Headphones?
39
Under The Radar
48
Soundtrack Of My Life
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What e veryone’s ta lking about this Week
the reaction
on twitter
The good
stoked @adele is
headlining Glasto!
@_hannah_walsh
I’m happy with that!
@ladydebbieanne
man I love adele so much,
ppl going to Glasto this
year... ur going to have an
amazing time
@beccacalder_
Love the way Glastonbury
mixes it up. cannot stand
music snobs – thank
goodness the vibe at the
festival is always so great
@MelodyLgattenby
The bad
adele headlining signals
that Glastonbury is now
just a family day out rather
than the rock festival it
used to be
@davidLegion1
I think adele is an amazing
singer & talented however
a saturday night headliner
at glasto?! Mind you it’s so
massive, loads of choices
@StacieMilne
not trying to be
disrespectful towards
this amazing singer, but
Glastonbury no longer
Glastonbury that we used
to know. sad #glasto
@hadiysyakir
The ugLy
adele is boring as f**k,
sh*t headliner
@_harryClark_
your final
glastonbury
headliner is…
PH OTO : A l As dA i r M c l el l A n
adele joins Muse and Coldplay on the
Pyramid stage in somerset this June
It was one of the worst kept secrets In the Industry,
but adele herself officially let the cat out the bag about her Glasto
headline slot during her o2 arena performance in London last friday
(March 18). “I wanted to do it last year but my record wasn’t ready,”
she said while onstage. “and to the people who say I’m too boring to
headline, you’re
more
f***ing boring for moaning about me headlining.”
here’s how nMe readers reacted to the news – moaners included.
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