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Prince tells all Time Out London — Issue No. 1282 15–22 March 1995    Price: £1.50 a visual and editorial reflection of Prince’s 1995 identity crisis — caught between erotic iconography and industry protest. The anchor tattoo above the symbol adds a layer of metaphor: grounded, burdened, or perhaps resisting drift. This issue leads into a rare, candid interview and feature spread exploring Prince’s name change, his “SLAVE” protest, and his refusal to release The Gold Experie

Suddenly a small man appears from behind a grey door. He is wearing a long velvet coat and eating bread wrapped in a pink napkin. As the foursome step a little closer, they recognize the wire thin moustache, immaculate black hair, huge brown eyes and elegant gold jewelry.

Complete Fold‑Out Poster Supplement, March 3, 1995

Call Now! Prince's 1-800 New Funk One-Page August 12, 1994.

0(+> Breaks the silence cover and advert Vibe magazine, August 1994. The man who won’t be Prince speaks at last about his new name, his new attitude and a new body of work we may never get to hear. After a yearlong chase, Alan Light catches the elusive superstar under a cherry moon in Monaco. Alan Light PROLOGUE Monte Carlo May 2 1994 “SO HOW CAN WE DO AN INTERVIEW THAT’S not like an interview?” asks O(+> as he spoons a dollop of jam into his tea. We’re sitting in the Côte Ja

and the court jesters Manchester Evening News July 6, 1994

Q Magazine cover and seven page feature July 1994

Camden Lock’s Newest Attraction This Italian magazine page reports on the grand opening of Prince’s New Power Generation Store in Camden Lock, London. The tone is breathless and enthusiastic, positioning the shop as a must‑see attraction on par with Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace. The article explains that the London store follows the model of the Minneapolis NPG shop, offering two floors of Prince‑related merchandise and experiences. The first floor sells T‑shirts, poste