I Don't Take Requests: The wild, heart-breaking and life-affirming memoir of a cultural phenomenon

Such a great book! Really funny in parts, Tony’s lived a crazy life

I've been looking forward to this book for a while, but I'm pretty disappointed. I couldn't wait to get stuck into it, but I finished it in two sittings. For someone with this much life experience, it should be double the size. He could've written a book on drugs and recovery alone, never mind the rest. It's 263 pages AND the text is quite big. It's shorter than Danny Dyer's biography, for god's sake. Compare it to Boy George's autobiography, which is almost 600 pages, and it's like a pamphlet. The book is every bit as funny, bitchy and heart-breaking as you'd think, but it's just far, far too short.

Fantastic book

A bit repeditive and far fetchec

I enjoyed this book - don’t think id have liked the guy if I’d have met him in the 80s but some of the book resonated with me and found it insightful. Just shows that you can change.