BERLIN (Reuters) - Self-proclaimed "king of pop" Michael Jackson, who has sold more than 210 million records in his career, made an astonishing revelation in a rare interview published in a German magazine Wednesday -- "I don't like pop music."Jackson was explaining to Bunte magazine why he bought two classical music compact discs, but no pop, during a shopping excursion in Berlin last week while in the city to accept a German television pop artist lifetime achievement award.
He dropped into a CD store unannounced, without bodyguards, and no one at first noticed he was there.
"I'd like to go shopping again for CDs in Berlin," Jackson said, adding: "It's just unbelievable. No matter where I am I'm always being followed...I need the experience that I can walk into a store as a completely normal person going shopping."
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Oh well never has there ever been a primate as grateas Bubbles the buggered gorilla pet!
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