I can't help but look at the "racist" comments below. You have to remember..this was in the 80s. Michael was braking racial barriers. When I was a white teen in the 80s we usually listened to white artists, MTV was all white artists, then came along Michael Jackson and boom it all changed. That is an amazing accomplishment at a time when this was unheard of. So put it into context and really think about the history of it all. Plus, It is NOT racist to point out people's differences. We are different, there are different races - I can't imagine a world where everyone was the same. She's being racial not racist. Racists is the express hate for another race or group.
Does not matter the interviewer. You do not come here to listen to the questions. We listen to what he had to say. To MJ. To his voice. His transparent inner self to realize every single time he open his mouth how calmed, wise and honest he would be and reply. How down to earth, kind and respectful. Values oriented and big hearted he really was. We know who he really was, nothing else matters. I learn something and get inspired by him even years after his passing.
I surely miss this guy. He was so humble. You do not find that kind of humility in most artists of nowadays. This reporter tried to limit Michael as a "black" artist but he went beyond that. Its unfortunate that the role of Peter Pan went to Robin Williams. It would have been nice to see him play the role of Peter Pan but certain things were not meant to be I guess.