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Bill Maher asks Billy Idol about how far he took the rockstar lifestyle during his career.
Idol admits to past drug use and how he managed his recovery while staying active in music.
Maher references George Harrison’s alleged ukulele moment to probe the anecdote further.
Idol notes his own wild nights but stops short of detailing every aspect of fame’s excess.
The talk comes as Idol’s documentary 'Should Be Dead' releases, framing his career in retrospect.
Maher frames the discussion around a sensational tell-all book about rock stars and movie stars.
The discussion blends entertainment gossip with reflections on the rock scene’s temptations.
Idol emphasizes his health and career balance while acknowledging past excesses.
The podcast segment underscores Idol's enduring candidness about fame and its scars.

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Billy Idol says he started smoking crack to quit heroin, a claim he made on Club Random with Bill Maher.
The remarks are tied to Idol's new documentary Billy Idol Should Be Dead, which covers his addiction and recovery.
Idol describing his past highlights and near-misses, including a 1990 motorcycle crash that nearly cost him a leg.
The piece emphasizes Idol's shift to sobriety and his view of himself as a 'California sober' today.
The Fox News article frames Idol's addiction narrative within his overall career and personal growth.
The interview touches on Idol's experiences with overdose and recovery, linking them to his current outlook.
The documentary and Idol's statements are presented as part of a broader portrait of his career and personal risk-taking.
Idol recalls near-fatal overdose and his resilience to continue his music career.
Idol's recovery journey is described against his late-80s prominence and a 1990 motorcycle crash.
The article notes Idol's current stance on sobriety and lifestyle changes.

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