Think the Queen would have loved “You Wear It Well” or even “Hot Legs”As to gigs, I had a stinker the other night in Liverpool. title into a different kind of acronym.ĭear Lord Stewart. Up The Republic.” He signed his missive, “Elvis O.rrible B.loody E.erbet,” turning his own royal O.B.E. They come and go, like hair, which I keep sewn in my hat. Think the Queen would have loved ‘You Wear It Well’ or even ‘Hot Legs.’ As to gigs, I had a stinker the other night in Liverpool. “Dear Lord Stewart,” wrote Costello, “you know I love you.

In responding in turn on Twitter, Costello downplayed the idea that his original knock had been primarily about the quality of Stewart’s vocals and said it was more about him resorting to doing a Diamond bar-band favorite. By the way, where’s your hair gone mate? Sir Rod.” “I thought it better it to make an appearance rather than let everyone down so sorry. Stewart read these remarks and slapped back at Costello on Twitter. How is it that nobody suggested Rod sing ‘You Wear It Well’?” What the fuck? I must say, listen we all have bad nights vocally, but for fuck’s sake, ‘Sweet fucking Caroline’? Are you fucking kidding me? I mean, I’ve been in show business 45 years, so I do know a thing or two. “I mean, I know you all love him and he’s one of yours and everything, but Rod. He went on to lob some volleys at Stewart’s contribution of an old Neil Diamond song to the royal festivities.

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