..., best known for his on-stage [[drag queen|drag persona]]. He performed in drag and also as himself in theatrical productions, television shows and film. ...tsteps, and for a time worked delivering groceries. He became known as a [[drag queen|female impersonator]], or "comic in a frock" as he preferred to be ca

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| occupation = {{hlist|Comedian|broadcaster|drag queen|actor|writer}} ...the [[LGBT culture in London|London gay scene]] during the 1980s with his drag persona '''Lily Savage''', through which he gained wider popularity in the

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