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Momus – the Scottish trickster-poet whose biography is titled Famous For 15 People and has spent 40 years doing it entirely his way. In the Season 3 premiere, Sean and Rene revisit the artist who first bonded them – the fan letter, the El Mocambo eye patch, the Creation Records years, a Japanese number one, and why his most provocative song could have been a Pet Shop Boys hit.
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