‘Not My Father’s Son’ from Kinky Boots with Billy Porter Part 2
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Welcome to the second part of the legendary Billy Porter on Queer The Music with Jake’s Shears where we hear the Tony, Grammy and Emmy award winner talk about his queer musical influences, politics, Pose and how playing Pray Tell, the flamboyant Master of Ceremonies in the New York City ballroom scene, changed Billy’s life
You can watch the whole episode on Mercury Studios YouTube channel here
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