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Barney Hoskyns, The Guardian, 1985
MORRISSEY OF THE SMITHS is still the unlikeliest pop star of all. Watching him jerk and flounder about on Top of the Pops last week, I was struck anew by his physical oddness, his contortive pulling at himself, his habit of exposing and rubbing his tummy. He is like a sulky schoolboy trying to annoy the grown-ups.
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