George Michael announced plans today for his new world tour- the "Meet Me in the Men's Restroom Tour". To commemorate the occasion, Michael has recorded an anti-war song, which will be performed while performing lewd acts in public restrooms with male audience members.
George Michael has announced that he will record an anti-war song to demonstrate his feelings about a potential war with Iraq.
It will be a cover of Don McLean's track The Grave for MTV UK & Ireland.
McLean wrote the song in 1971 and it was included on his successful American Pie album.
Michael has left the lyrics largely unchanged for his version which will be aired from Monday.
Brent Hansen, chief executive of MTV Networks Europe, said: "MTV Europe is free from political standpoint and prides itself in offering its audience a number of perspectives on a variety of issues that are important to them.
"George Michael has a history of expressing strong, personal views, with inimitable creativity and conviction that resonates with MTV Europe audiences."
Michael's agent refused to address rumors that several of the concert dates will be double-billed with Michael Jackson's "Thank Heaven for Little Boys Tour" as children's matinees.
Another anti-war song. Oh, joy; I'm all atwitter....
