In a sea of 125,000 screaming fans, a little boy sits 
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on his dad’s shoulders, his face painted black 
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and white like glam-rock icons Kiss. The fact he 
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doesn’t know who Gene Simmons is, let alone 
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who Take That were, doesn’t matter. He’s here 
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to see his hero, Robbie Williams, sing Let Me 
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Entertain You. 
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That Robbie’s appeal should be so broad is 
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hardly surprising, he’s a man with a rubbery 
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reputation, after all. Since leaving massively-
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popular, award-winning boyband Take That at 
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the height of their success in 1995, he has been 
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an alcoholic, a drug addict, a depressive – but 
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also a superstar, a superlover, a comedian.