I don’t want to be known for the way I look. When we started out I refused to have a picture anywhere. We didn’t have our pictures taken in the early days, it was a reaction against even the punk thing, which was supposedly against anything else, they were still generating iconic figures. I thought ‘It’s fucked, the whole thing’. I don’t want to be anyone. We were just kids from Crawley. It was a slight paradox because I don’t like anyone, I don’t want anything to do with anyone, but we’re doing this so I need to connect with other people who also don’t want anything to do with anyone. It’s one of those young things where you don’t think too much about the paradox but you kind of know what you’re getting at. The alienation of it, you’re trying to reach out to other people who feel alienated.