When the tickets for Kylie went on sale last year I think they sold out in a matter of minutes. Who would have thought that the girl who was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago would be back on tour in such a short time. I logged on that morning and spent an hour trying to get tickets, but it was no use. They were sold out, the phone lines and internet sites completely blocked. So when at Christmas my dear friend Sue said she was giving me a ticket and did I have a friend that would like to buy one, I felt a real "Lucky Bitch".
Marcus came with me and I arrived and met up with him at just after 730. Taking a promonade around the concession area to look at all the gorgeous boys, you couldnt help but bump into people you knew. I met Nathan who'm I had first met in San Francisco in 2002 and Richard who's a Trolly Dolly. Marcus met some of his friends too and we finally found our way to our seats where Sue and her friends were waiting.
The show was fabulous, she sang songs old and new, a fabulous rendition of I should be so lucky (you dont want to know the rude lyrics marcus was singing), You do? It went something like "I should be so lucky, tie me up and **** me" Oh how rude. But we did laugh. There were some cute Welsh boys in the row in front of us putting on public shows of affection which I think caught Sue and her friends eyes. She said, "I cant believe how many gay boys there are here Neil". "Funny", I answered, "We couldn't believe how many straight people there are". Obviously they don't know that Kylie & Madonna are gay icons.
There was an interval mid way to let our lass rest and no one cared a bit. The show ran from 810pm to 1110pm. Ending up on a fab rendition of the duet "Especially for you" then Kylie starting us all off on a Mexican Wave before waving us off. Fab night and another to add to the list of things that really do make us Lucky Bitches. I really do have a good feeling about 2007.
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