and i said, "oh, i'd love to meet quentin crisp." and they said, "we'll invite him."rapher. so, when i sat down to lunch with quentin, you know — he said, "oh, mr george, what have you been doing?" and i said, "i just did a shoot with avedon", and he said, "all that running and chiffon — "you must be so energetic." i just peed myself laughing, and he really was the life of the lunch. quentin crisp was — you know, andy was very like — he didn't really give a lot away, you know? he watched, more than spoke, and quentin crisp was just so entertaining, so funny, and just kept telling stories and just so lovely. i loved him. so, you had requested his presence, and you must have... yeah! ..so, what did he mean to you, then, growing up? well, he was a pioneer. he was a — he was a liberator. i mean, he was different to us, because he apologised for who he was and we didn't. that was the only thing i didn't have in common with quentin. but then, he got away with what he could at the time. i look at all of those characters, like oscar wilde, quentin crisp, alan turing, you know