I have been told I look like Beck by a few people, but the overwhelming majority of the time it's people telling me I'm the spitting image of this chap when he was younger.
Both are comparisons I'm more than happy with, and moreover they're both true.
When I was in my early 20s a guy who booked a club called the Coconut Teazer tried to pick me up by telling me I looked like a Steve McQueen. I used to see Sofia Coppola there a lot and she never tried to pick me up with the same line, so I tend to think the lack of light in the club might have impaired his vision. I would take that comparison for sure, but I'm not punching anywhere near that weight.
When I was a teenager with longish, curly hair, I used to get whichever of The Professionals had longish, curly hair.
Over the years, I've had Jeff Goldblum (most frequently), the young Bob Dylan, Ian McCulloch, Paul Marsh (the singer from eighties band The Mighty Lemon Drops) and, most bafflingly to me, Robin Gibb. My cousin has even tried to claim that I resemble Tiger Woods, ffs.
He should talk, he looks like a cross between Kevin Bridges and Robbie Coltrane.
Just asked da missus and she said one of The Beatles, Ed Sullivan period, because of my hair and the way I shake it. I'm probably more Lennon to look at.
I'm a short haired man trying to grow long hair atm. Longest since I was a kid.
Over the years Ive had Darryl Hall, David Sylvain, The Proclaimers, Maurice Johnson, Martin Fry, Michael Heseltine and a few others including three tennis players: Boris Becker, Andrew Castle and Nick Brown.
Carling Bassett the Canadian tennis pro and brewery heiress even said "Hi" outside Gloucester Rd tube station during one Wimbledon fortnight much to the amusement of my mates Canadian GF. Im presuming she wasnt a fan of early 80s post punk and Scottish football.
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