He is so unassuming and humble. Even on stage recently, he played some stuff from his new album. He said " hope I don't fuck it up this time, I'm still practising this one hehe" he is a very sweet guy.
Agree, but there are many succeeding; creating the art, drama, computing, music, engineering etc we all enjoy. A long but incomplete list of 'famous' AS people. Working for animal, & people, charities, environmental & social justice campaigns - or 'just' quietly getting by, with integrity & kindness, wonderfully different & 'weird'; AS enriches the world far more than is realised - I reckon. 😉
What an amazing person he is. Not your typical old cynic who looks down at the younger generations for how "easy" they've got it. He actually stays up with the times and technology and understands why he must. Its so refreshing to listen to an older creative speak of his craft and talents without bitterness or arrogance. A true genius.
He reminds me very much of a guy I fell in love with...He would go on these same tangents about things, not knowing what his point is and wondering when he’d get to it. And like Gary, extremely smart and creative. People often see being quirky as being weird, or bad. They rarely see the benefits of being different, which is a real shame. People would learn a thing or two from the quirky ones
Crazy that so many still mistakenly perceive AS / weird as a negative, yet it's given them, us, most've the art, music, inventions, engineering & Marie Curie breakthroughs that we benefit from! And the precious, non-famous but lovely, kind interesting types who make the most loyal, genuine friends - it's the ones at odds with world who illuminate it for all of us.
@@TheMercury-13 Speaking from my spot on the Autistic Spectrum, the only real downside is having to live and function in a world designed by and for neurotypical people who look down on you for being different. Come to think of it, that's a pretty big downside, and life can be *very* difficult at times when you're not a well-off, self employed musician like Gary Numan. But I wouldn't trade in my atypical brain for anything because it has magic in it. Pretty much all the people I know with ASD feel the same about it. Even if being normal would make life easy, we'd be bored after living in our odd, obsessive, sideways and upside-down brains.
@@neuralmute As a 50 year old who's on the verge (I assume) of being diagnosed I would reflect that the only downside for me has been the isolation. Even if that has mostly been intentional and something I've needed I do see the consequences. Still it's been and still is an interesting ride and simply who I am. So like you I wouldn't change it or wish to be any other way :)
I always admired Gary Numan as a great musician (pretty much ahead of his time) and with a very straight forward personality . And knowing that he has the same syndrome that I have, it makes me feel proud and knowing that I'm not alone.
I've never been a fan of Gary's music but I like Gary as a person because he is intelligent, modest and humble. I would love to have dinner with him as I feel he would be a charming guest.
I was the first person in Colorado diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome I think it's amazing that Gary Numan has it oh, he has been one of my favorite artists for a long time
You knew him personally? Or from our very distant view, we mistook his inner struggle to appear 'OK' in public as 'very different & full of himself'? Growing up unaware you have AS yet feeling, & being told, you are alien no matter how you try to 'fit', can give a demeanor that others will, & do, misread. People without AS tend to focus on the glib surface, but miss what's really going on.
Awwwwww he is such a beautiful lovable being, so chuffed that he is so very happy and has a rock of a woman Gemma beside him , his girls and great musician friends . He deserves it all. We LOVE you Gary and well done mate , we are really very proud of you and your musical achievements but most of all your a good person with a big generous heart ;D
What a class bloke... It's refreshing to see a musical artist speak so positively about other musicians and the field. Lucky? No actually Gary you are a genius song writer. This is a major reason you are successful.
Gary, it's great seeing you in this interview. My son has Asperger's, he has his struggles but he is so artistic and I hope he finds an opening for his talents like you did.
Almost two years after publication, and not a single comment??? Okay. I have to admit, I haven't exactly been the most stalwart fan of Gary, but I was a fan of 'Cars' and 'Metal' when they were first released. Sadly, after these two hits Gary kind of disappeared from the United States. I did not realize until very recently that HE'S BEEN MAKING MUSIC AND TOURING THIS WHOLE TIME! WTF? How, why was the US not in on this? Decades later, I happen upon the live video of Gary with Trent doing 'Cars' and 'Metal' in Germany. It got me all riled up and interested in Gary, wondering where he's been all this time. Suddenly, there's a treasure trove of new (TO ME) music videos, and I am just enthralled. Fixated. Obsessed. Suffice it to say that I am SO glad that I have been re-introduced to all that is Gary Numan. Aspberger's or no, he still crushes it, every time.
Tomorrow is only half the story. If we didn’t pay attention to the past and actually dwell on certain aspects of it we never would have evolved to our current status. We would have died out long ago after eating the deadly plants and paying no attention to the friend who died soon after eating that thing recently. Sound convoluted? Nope. How do you think we learned what we can and cannot consume without it making us sick or dead? Memory, and passing learned information down to our offspring. We MUST dwell on the past to prevent recurring negatives and strive to repeat the positives. We know nothing of the future. We know too much of the past. Finding the balance is the hard reality needed by all beings. These popular phrases oversimplifying the truths of life are deceitful at best. They are EXACTLY like telling half of a story with many contrasts, surprises, lessons, and examples with which to judge ourselves and our actions. To just say carpe diem leaves out yesterday and tomorrow, so it is quite a tragic phrase and a monumental disservice to humanity. These kinds of semi-axioms are fodder for the predator, and sustenance for the prey.
@@jaidynheadford4092 If I could trade in my Aspie brain for one that could function normally in society, but lacked my focus, visual/spatial memory, ability to alter my states of consciousness, fascination with nearly everything, lateral thinking, and deeply obsessive nature, I wouldn't even consider it. Yes, loneliness is occasionally an issue, but I've had relationships before, and I assume I will again. Unlike most people, I can be very happy alone, so it's not a problem for me. As long as I can make art and music, dance, and have a cat in proximity, I'm good.
That's why i don't want are relationship since like 10 years. I don't want to bind to anything, As beautiful as humans can be. To ying there is always yang.
I don't really know that much about Gary Numan, I have listened to a few songs and I really enjoyed them. But he just comes across as an incredibly intelligent and thoughtful guy. Cheers for this vid.
His music is very much ahead of it's time,and it was timeless then and now.I was fascinated with the Replicas album and almost every album since.I hope Gary continues to create new music for years to come.
Yes!!! I love you Gary. I got so tired of hearing how Aspergers was soooo very sadddd. Well, I love my view of the word, I love people who I love, I see what you don’t, you see things I don’t. Ain’t we all human. Isn’t that the thing?
I have been a fan of Gary's since the first time I heard Cars when it came out. I even got my 10 year old to play Cars on the guitar for a talent show an he nailed it. He is now a fan. Metal is one of his favorite songs. This is the first interview I have heard from him. I have such a new level of respect for him. He seems very down to earth and humble for being in the music industry as long as he has been. Just watched My Name is Ruin. AWESOME!
Gary - you’re brilliant and creative and your music moves and touches me! I love that you and your wife are still together! I’m grateful for your artistry and your humility! Please keep making great music! It matters so very, very much!
Every time i see Gary Numan in an interview i am impressed. He is so down to Earth and humble and appreciative of other artists. He is just a real cool guy. Next to David Bowie, he is one of the best people in the industry. Good Luck Gary!!! You are one of the best.
yes, and as David Byrne has expressed so well, his Asperger's may fluctuate over his life; D. Byrne says his has largely diminished. I'm sure your nephew will do great things.
I wish your nephew the best in life. It's going to be a struggle for sure but he will have keys to things most people struggle more with straight out of the gate. He'll go far, you and the rest of his loved ones just need to have patience.
You are inspirational. I have always loved your music since way back when I was a young lad. I never took much time to find the man behind the music but now I have I am floored by your integrity. How many obstacles you must have overcome especially unkind words. I love at the end when you laugh at the thought of bad reviews. Good on you. You are better than those with nothing better to do.
What a pleasure to find this, Gary seems to be very down to earth and grateful for the role he has been playing. It's easy to forget just how lucky we are; thanks for the reminder.
I've been listening to this man since "Cars" was brand new. I was 14 then. He's an absolute icon in my eyes. I love the way he remade "Are Friends Electric" in All Saints Basement Sessions....pure genius! Gary Numan, you are a very fair part of my life's soundtrack and I love what you do. Please don't ever stop.
Gary is one of the most inspiring musicians to come out of the UK. The amount of musicians and bands that look up to him, even to this day. I met him 20 years ago and found him very humble. Total gentleman
What a great bloke. First single I ever bought was Cars, I was 11. Saw him twice in the eighties and tried to get tickets for his last tour but failed, so I spent that night in my studio with my banks of analogue synths I lusted after as a kid, what an inspirational, humble man.
What a thoroughly nice bloke. Absolutely agree about asperger's being an advantage. I feel sorry for people who don't have it too as I can't imagine not having that something that compels me to work on my interests for hours on end or go out to take photos of drain covers and air bricks or look out for unusual chimneys, for instance, lol.
He is SUCH a humble and down to earth human being, apart from being a fan now I respect and love him even more!!!!! Best of luck and very eager for your new work!!!!
Wow, Gary reminds me of me. We think so alike in most ways. I always suspected I have Asperger's too. Seeing this makes me want to get confirmation. I am highly passionate about many things in life, including life itself. I am very driven and I don't care about critics and I don't feel embarrassment.
Ups and downs, musically or not he will always have my respect despite the criticism i might administer at times. The guy made me love music at an age that lasts till today and for the rest of my life.
The man is so very good at what he does, yet goes unnoticed it would seem. I kind of like that, we get to keep him as our own little hidden gem. Yet at the same time I feel he deserves more recognition. Either way, he's awesome :). Thank for the upload :)
This is a really interesting and helpful interview especially about his aspergers. my 11 year old son has aspergers so I am glad to see the possibilities. Gary Numan along with people like Chris Packham being open about their aspergers make helpful role models for a young boy, and for me wanting to celebrate who he is - an amazing boy with a fascinating future ahead of him
There's a long, tho' incomplete, list of inspiring historical & current AS people; famous actors, musicians, scientists, artists, engineers, authors, inventors, female & male - Thanks to great role models & increasing awareness, we recognise AS as a gift that enriches the world; so glad things are right, & bright, for our kids now 😁 x
Lots of respect for this bloke. Humble and gracious.
He is so unassuming and humble. Even on stage recently, he played some stuff from his new album. He said " hope I don't fuck it up this time, I'm still practising this one hehe" he is a very sweet guy.
Lovely and cute guy 💜
Gary is not only a great artist, he is a great human being. He inspires so many of us to be our better selves. To be generous, humble and giving.
As a fellow Aspie, it's wonderful to see one of us succeed so well!
Agree, but there are many succeeding; creating the art, drama, computing, music, engineering etc we all enjoy. A long but incomplete list of 'famous' AS people. Working for animal, & people, charities, environmental & social justice campaigns - or 'just' quietly getting by, with integrity & kindness, wonderfully different & 'weird'; AS enriches the world far more than is realised - I reckon. 😉
What an amazing person he is. Not your typical old cynic who looks down at the younger generations for how "easy" they've got it. He actually stays up with the times and technology and understands why he must. Its so refreshing to listen to an older creative speak of his craft and talents without bitterness or arrogance. A true genius.
God he's aged so well, just like his music has!
Decent wine, I guess?
Same age as me methinks. Patrick Stewart.
Love you said that. He looks amazing!! He's had some plastic surgery. But still looks amazing
He seems down to earth (for an alien) and just plain cool.
He reminds me very much of a guy I fell in love with...He would go on these same tangents about things, not knowing what his point is and wondering when he’d get to it. And like Gary, extremely smart and creative. People often see being quirky as being weird, or bad. They rarely see the benefits of being different, which is a real shame. People would learn a thing or two from the quirky ones
Well said Paisley Princess.
Crazy that so many still mistakenly perceive AS / weird as a negative, yet it's given them, us, most've the art, music, inventions, engineering & Marie Curie breakthroughs that we benefit from! And the precious, non-famous but lovely, kind interesting types who make the most loyal, genuine friends - it's the ones at odds with world who illuminate it for all of us.
@@TheMercury-13 Speaking from my spot on the Autistic Spectrum, the only real downside is having to live and function in a world designed by and for neurotypical people who look down on you for being different. Come to think of it, that's a pretty big downside, and life can be *very* difficult at times when you're not a well-off, self employed musician like Gary Numan. But I wouldn't trade in my atypical brain for anything because it has magic in it. Pretty much all the people I know with ASD feel the same about it. Even if being normal would make life easy, we'd be bored after living in our odd, obsessive, sideways and upside-down brains.
@@TheMercury-13 YES heres to all the famous and the non famous, lovely, kind and interesting types that make the world a brighter and better place!
@@neuralmute As a 50 year old who's on the verge (I assume) of being diagnosed I would reflect that the only downside for me has been the isolation. Even if that has mostly been intentional and something I've needed I do see the consequences. Still it's been and still is an interesting ride and simply who I am. So like you I wouldn't change it or wish to be any other way :)
I always admired Gary Numan as a great musician (pretty much ahead of his time) and with a very straight forward personality . And knowing that he has the same syndrome that I have, it makes me feel proud and knowing that I'm not alone.
Me too. Gary is a great communicator And singer
👍🏻 My daughter was diagnosed with Asperger’s about 15 years ago and it brought me great comfort knowing she was sharing company with Gary
I've never been a fan of Gary's music but I like Gary as a person because he is intelligent, modest and humble. I would love to have dinner with him as I feel he would be a charming guest.
I was the first person in Colorado diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome I think it's amazing that Gary Numan has it oh, he has been one of my favorite artists for a long time
It's refreshing to see a musical artist speak so positively about other musicians and the field.
Just turned 65 and still a fan . Thank You for everything Gary ,you are Blessed .
Humility. Plus talking about his family lights him up. We need more like him. (Not just in music, either.)
he was very different and full of himself before he fell hard in the 80s
You knew him personally? Or from our very distant view, we mistook his inner struggle to appear 'OK' in public as 'very different & full of himself'? Growing up unaware you have AS yet feeling, & being told, you are alien no matter how you try to 'fit', can give a demeanor that others will, & do, misread. People without AS tend to focus on the glib surface, but miss what's really going on.
I agree with ALL of these awesome n true comments...We are very lucky to have #GaryNuman n this world!
"I was in the right place at the right time, there were people doing it before me, better than me"
Honest and humble, what a great guy.
Gary Numan has always struck me as a sweet, humble man.
Awwwwww he is such a beautiful lovable being, so chuffed that he is so very happy and has a rock of a woman Gemma beside him , his girls and great musician friends . He deserves it all. We LOVE you Gary and well done mate , we are really very proud of you and your musical achievements but most of all your a good person with a big generous heart ;D
What a class bloke...
It's refreshing to see a musical artist speak so positively about other musicians and the field.
Lucky? No actually Gary you are a genius song writer. This is a major reason you are successful.
One of the great, underrated musical geniuses of the era. Glad to see he is still doing well.
Lucky? No actually Gary you are a genius song writer. This is a major reason you are successful.
😂 👍✅
Always the humble gentleman......So refreshing to hear. Wish more performers and major artists like Numan were this way....
Gary, it's great seeing you in this interview. My son has Asperger's, he has his struggles but he is so artistic and I hope he finds an opening for his talents like you did.
He's so great.. so talented. Great guy too.. he let one of my friends take photos with him a few years ago. Fun guy and he appreciates his fans.
What a great humble guy!! So eloquent and thoughtful. I wish him continued success happiness and good health!
Gary is 60 Years Old!
Such an amazing person!
Almost two years after publication, and not a single comment??? Okay.
I have to admit, I haven't exactly been the most stalwart fan of Gary, but I was a fan of 'Cars' and 'Metal' when they were first released. Sadly, after these two hits Gary kind of disappeared from the United States. I did not realize until very recently that HE'S BEEN MAKING MUSIC AND TOURING THIS WHOLE TIME! WTF? How, why was the US not in on this?
Decades later, I happen upon the live video of Gary with Trent doing 'Cars' and 'Metal' in Germany. It got me all riled up and interested in Gary, wondering where he's been all this time. Suddenly, there's a treasure trove of new (TO ME) music videos, and I am just enthralled. Fixated. Obsessed.
Suffice it to say that I am SO glad that I have been re-introduced to all that is Gary Numan. Aspberger's or no, he still crushes it, every time.
Best words of Wisdom...Im not interested in yesterday, Im very excited about whats coming.
Tomorrow is only half the story. If we didn’t pay attention to the past and actually dwell on certain aspects of it we never would have evolved to our current status. We would have died out long ago after eating the deadly plants and paying no attention to the friend who died soon after eating that thing recently. Sound convoluted? Nope. How do you think we learned what we can and cannot consume without it making us sick or dead? Memory, and passing learned information down to our offspring. We MUST dwell on the past to prevent recurring negatives and strive to repeat the positives. We know nothing of the future. We know too much of the past. Finding the balance is the hard reality needed by all beings. These popular phrases oversimplifying the truths of life are deceitful at best. They are EXACTLY like telling half of a story with many contrasts, surprises, lessons, and examples with which to judge ourselves and our actions. To just say carpe diem leaves out yesterday and tomorrow, so it is quite a tragic phrase and a monumental disservice to humanity. These kinds of semi-axioms are fodder for the predator, and sustenance for the prey.
Always humble, always grateful, always amazing...light years ahead...looking for the future :)
"I feels sorry for people that don't have it."
I totally agree - The obsessive focus IS an advantage except in relationships. That's still hard.
What about people with it?
@@jaidynheadford4092 If I could trade in my Aspie brain for one that could function normally in society, but lacked my focus, visual/spatial memory, ability to alter my states of consciousness, fascination with nearly everything, lateral thinking, and deeply obsessive nature, I wouldn't even consider it. Yes, loneliness is occasionally an issue, but I've had relationships before, and I assume I will again. Unlike most people, I can be very happy alone, so it's not a problem for me. As long as I can make art and music, dance, and have a cat in proximity, I'm good.
I feel you there mate...especially if you're in a relationship with someone who's hyper-emotional...it's a challenge to be sure.
got it TomiBlum
That's why i don't want are relationship since like 10 years. I don't want to bind to anything, As beautiful as humans can be. To ying there is always yang.
So humble ... what a lovely quality for such talent to have.
What a nice man. Great musician.
'Airlane' is my anthem for early synth. I can't wait to hear this latest offering from Gary; he's a genius. Thank you!
Gary Numan. A brilliant human being, an amazing songwriter and incredible musician.
I don't really know that much about Gary Numan, I have listened to a few songs and I really enjoyed them. But he just comes across as an incredibly intelligent and thoughtful guy.
Cheers for this vid.
One of the most understated genuine blokes in the industry.
Well done Gary thats a nice attitude! It is great to hear such a humility and sincerity from such a well known guy!
I love his music and his personality. So glad he’s successful for so long!
I was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome at 21. Gary numan is a legend!
What a lovely humble man. Thank you for what you've brought to us.
A true Music Genius and also a Humble person. All the best to him in the near Future
His music is very much ahead of it's time,and it was timeless then and now.I was fascinated with the Replicas album and almost every album since.I hope Gary continues to create new music for years to come.
that kind of humility is really touching and so very rare.im impressed.
hello, gary numan is sooo inspiring..not to mention a legend💜
GARY GARY,, thanks for all the creative energy.
Yes!!! I love you Gary. I got so tired of hearing how Aspergers was soooo very sadddd. Well, I love my view of the word, I love people who I love, I see what you don’t, you see things I don’t. Ain’t we all human. Isn’t that the thing?
Inspirational. Phenomenal. Glorious. Legendary. Genius. And an invaluably great gem, so unique it's incalculably beyond.
I have been a fan of Gary's since the first time I heard Cars when it came out. I even got my 10 year old to play Cars on the guitar for a talent show an he nailed it. He is now a fan. Metal is one of his favorite songs. This is the first interview I have heard from him. I have such a new level of respect for him. He seems very down to earth and humble for being in the music industry as long as he has been. Just watched My Name is Ruin. AWESOME!
He is so fkn HUMBLE that makes me admore him more. Gary you are the best dude! Great interview!
He's the real deal. Wonderful, creative, intelligent artist.
Gary - you’re brilliant and creative and your music moves and touches me! I love that you and your wife are still together! I’m grateful for your artistry and your humility! Please keep making great music! It matters so very, very much!
He's a true legend, and truly humble.
Gary is a pioneer in so many respects ..amazing guy
A very humble guy.... you deserve everything that comes your way Gary, don't undersell yourself mate you have created music/entertainment history.
What a gentle, humble, and wonderful soul. You can just tell he is angelic.
Your humble attitude exalts you and increases our respect and admiration for you. So good to see you still very much active after all these years
Every time i see Gary Numan in an interview i am impressed. He is so down to Earth and humble and appreciative of other artists. He is just a real cool guy. Next to David Bowie, he is one of the best people in the industry. Good Luck Gary!!! You are one of the best.
My nephew has a bad case of Asperger's. IF he can hold it together, I have a feeling he will do great things.
yes, and as David Byrne has expressed so well, his Asperger's may fluctuate over his life; D. Byrne says his has largely diminished. I'm sure your nephew will do great things.
I wish your nephew the best in life. It's going to be a struggle for sure but he will have keys to things most people struggle more with straight out of the gate. He'll go far, you and the rest of his loved ones just need to have patience.
You are inspirational. I have always loved your music since way back when I was a young lad. I never took much time to find the man behind the music but now I have I am floored by your integrity. How
many obstacles you must have overcome especially unkind words. I love at the end when you laugh at the thought of bad reviews. Good on you. You are better than those with nothing better to do.
Wow, such humility, wisdom and honesty ...long may he continue.
Numan is back, better than ever !
What a pleasure to find this, Gary seems to be very down to earth and grateful for the role he has been playing. It's easy to forget just how lucky we are; thanks for the reminder.
I've been listening to this man since "Cars" was brand new. I was 14 then. He's an absolute icon in my eyes. I love the way he remade "Are Friends Electric" in All Saints Basement Sessions....pure genius! Gary Numan, you are a very fair part of my life's soundtrack and I love what you do. Please don't ever stop.
His music defined a good part of my youth. :) Such a great (and unassuming, easy-going) musical talent and overall good guy.
So humble. What a beautiful human being. I’ve always loved him. I’m 52 years old.
Lucky? No you are a genius song writer, Gary.
Gary is one of the most inspiring musicians to come out of the UK. The amount of musicians and bands that look up to him, even to this day. I met him 20 years ago and found him very humble. Total gentleman
I loved his music since it came out, and now watching him speak, on the highest respect for such a plain speaking, humble, creative mind.
Cool dude. Humble, obviously intelligent, and very gracious. Wow what a perspective on on his own life. Wish more people were like Gary.
He still looks good for his age love him
This guy is so genuine, and so genuinely modest - icon.
Legend. ✊🏻 much respect
What an amazing guy. So down to earth, and yet the creator of so much genre defining music.
What a great bloke.
First single I ever bought was Cars, I was 11.
Saw him twice in the eighties and tried to get tickets for his last tour but failed, so I spent that night in my studio with my banks of analogue synths I lusted after as a kid, what an inspirational, humble man.
What a thoroughly nice bloke. Absolutely agree about asperger's being an advantage. I feel sorry for people who don't have it too as I can't imagine not having that something that compels me to work on my interests for hours on end or go out to take photos of drain covers and air bricks or look out for unusual chimneys, for instance, lol.
Gary is such a humble guy....hate it when people slate him....I personally hold him in the highest esteem as a bloke and a musician....
This is a very clever and wise man. A real Asperger. To my opinion it is a real advantage, I agree with him.
ABSOLUTE GENIUS & A TRUE LEGEND...thank you Gary for so many years of great music and entertainment. Looking forward to many more.
I was 10 years old when i discover him and his music and always love what he's done he is a very charismatic Gentlemen
Excellent Q& A. Big respect to Gary.
What a lovely man.
Humility, very cool interview..
Love his humility despite being a true musical pioneer. So refreshing amongst the hubris of so many others.
You're a legend Gary. So much pleasure brought to so many, and you're enjoying the journey. Good luck to you!!
He is SUCH a humble and down to earth human being, apart from being a fan now I respect and love him even more!!!!! Best of luck and very eager for your new work!!!!
Wow, Gary reminds me of me. We think so alike in most ways. I always suspected I have Asperger's too. Seeing this makes me want to get confirmation. I am highly passionate about many things in life, including life itself. I am very driven and I don't care about critics and I don't feel embarrassment.
So humble.
Ups and downs, musically or not he will always have my respect despite the criticism i might administer at times. The guy made me love music at an age that lasts till today and for the rest of my life.
The man is so very good at what he does, yet goes unnoticed it would seem. I kind of like that, we get to keep him as our own little hidden gem. Yet at the same time I feel he deserves more recognition.
Either way, he's awesome :). Thank for the upload :)
I’m not there yet. I was just diagnosed last week at 34 and all I can see are the negatives and they ways the system has failed me.
As a creative with Asperger's, I totally get what Gary says.
Amazing man, don't look back.
Awesome dude who just oozes humility. I wish him the best success and health.
After all theses years I still love listening to Gary Numan music old n new Bring it on🇪🇭〰🎵🎶🥁🎷🎺🎸🎻🎹
To his own detriment-- the most unassuming man in media. Love you, never give up.
This is a really interesting and helpful interview especially about his aspergers. my 11 year old son has aspergers so I am glad to see the possibilities. Gary Numan along with people like Chris Packham being open about their aspergers make helpful role models for a young boy, and for me wanting to celebrate who he is - an amazing boy with a fascinating future ahead of him
There's a long, tho' incomplete, list of inspiring historical & current AS people; famous actors, musicians, scientists, artists, engineers, authors, inventors, female & male - Thanks to great role models & increasing awareness, we recognise AS as a gift that enriches the world; so glad things are right, & bright, for our kids now 😁 x
Humility must be a trait of Asperger's , so refreshing to see such a grateful humble well regarded musician. Love Vienna by altravox
What a wonderful and surprisingly humble chap! The constantly evolving Gary Numan.
he is a wonderful person, very intelligent, modest and humble, a good role model
Really fantastic interview, great questions. What a humble and talented guy. Always focused on the future. Someone to admire!