Iggy Pop Apologises For Racial Slur Print E-mail
Saturday, 21 July 2007 03:12
iggypop.jpg Veteran rocker IGGY POP has apologised for using a derogatory racial term during a live BBC interview at the Glastonbury Festival in June (07).

The Lust For Life star - real name James Osterberg - was being interviewed at the British event when he recalled visiting "Paki shops".

The BBC swiftly issued an apology for the singer's use of the disparaging term for a person of Pakistani descent.

And Pop himself has now also apologised.

He tells website NME.com, "I'm sorry. It was one in the morning (when I said it)... that was a phrase I learned from English people while I was living there.

"But it's terrible. More fool me. Shame on me."

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