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US market too much hard work for Robbie

Robbie Williams says he can't be bothered to try to crack the American market because it's too much hard work.

Tue, 19 Nov, 2002 - 09:52

Robbie Williams says he can't be bothered to try to crack the American market because it's too much hard work.

The star recently signed an £80m (€125.5m) five-album contract with EMI, with the view to finally becoming a household name in the US.

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