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Boy George parts ways with "gutless" record label manager who refused to release pro-Israel song

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Boy George parts ways with "gutless" record label manager who refused to release pro-Israel song
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Boy George has parted ways with his record label manager, Tony Pontius, following a disagreement over the release of a pro-Israel song titled 'We Will Dance Again'. The singer stated he is losing people in his life due to his public stance on the conflict.

Tony Pontius reportedly told him he wanted "nothing to do with" the controversial 'We Will Dance Again'

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