Hadley insists Spandau reunion 'not for money'

Tony Hadley insists Spandau Ballet didn’t reunite for money.

Sun, 20 Dec, 2009 - 13:20

Tony Hadley insists Spandau Ballet didn’t reunite for money.

The ‘True’ singer wanted to reform the pop group, who split in 1989, when offered the opportunity because he thought at 49 he wouldn’t get the chance again.

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