Boy George reflected on a time when 'Meat Loaf turned me upside down in a Chinese restaurant' as he paid tribute to the rocker, following his death aged 74.
Meat Loaf, who was known for hits including Bat Out Of Hell and sold more than 100million albums worldwide and starring in 65 movies, died with his wife Deborah at his side, it was announced on Friday.
A cause of death has not been confirmed but it has been reported that Meat Loaf became seriously ill after contracting Covid. It is not known if he was vaccinated.
And taking to Twitter, Boy George, 60, spoke of a fond memory he had with the music legend while out for a meal in St John's Wood, London.
Memories: Boy George reflected on a time when 'Meat Loaf turned me upside down in a Chinese restaurant' as he paid tribute to the rocker following his death aged 74 (pictured 1987)
He wrote: 'R.I.P Meatloaf. Love and prayers to all his family and close friends. He once turned me upside down in a Chinese Restaurant in St Johns Wood.'
Piers Morgan replied: 'Fabulous.. any pix?'
Meanwhile a different fan typed: 'I have a memory of the World Aids Day concert, Boy George and Meatloaf duet of Stand By Me. Or did I dream that.'
Life and soul of the party: Taking to Twitter, Boy George, 60, spoke of a fond memory he had with the music legend while out for a meal in St John's Wood, London
Amusing: He wrote: 'R.I.P Meatloaf. Love and prayers to all his family and close friends. He once turned me upside down in a Chinese Restaurant in St Johns Wood' (pictured this month)
Another added: 'That sounds like Meat. I did a phone recording with him decades back.
'As part of the sound check, he told me some mad joke, then refused to give me the punchline.
'10 years later, he turned up at
