the pre-release sleeve notes as "a beautiful, harrowing ballad of survival written and sung nearly completely by Alice Temple... which was a way of 'closing the circle'". In 2008 Temple wrote, recorded and produced a second solo album entitled Be With You in A Minute, which she released on her own label. Modelling Temple modelled in the mid 1980s, and was photographed by Mario Testino, Nick Knight and Bruce Weber. She appeared on the cover of i-D magazine in May 1986, and in another feature in 2009. Personal life Temple was noted as a friend of Boy George during the 1980s. They were both part of London's Blitz Kids scene, which is credited with launching the New Romantic cultural movement. She is believed to be the subject of George's song A Boy Called Alice, on his 1988 UK CD single Don't Cry, in which she can be heard declaring "My name's Alice and I am not a boy". She can also be seen in the video for Culture Club's 1986 single Move Away. After 24 Years of Hunger Temple moved to the US for several years. She had a well-publicized relationship with American model Rachel Williams. References External links [ Bio on Allmusic] Bio on ArtistDirect Alice Temple at last.fm English songwriters English women singers Lesbian musicians English LGBT musicians Singers from London BMX riders Living people Lesbian sportswomen Year of birth missing (living people) English LGBT sportspeople LGBT cyclists British LGBT singers 21st-century LGBT people