Sting (musician)

The 1981 album that made Sting resent The Police: “Nightmare”

The 1967 song Sting called a massive musical achievement: “Wonderful”

The one genre Sting knew was never going to last: “I’m not saying that music always ends up wimpy”

The 1970s singer Sting was always disappointed in: “A difficult position”

The “utterly surprising” 1966 song Sting wishes he had written

The 1991 album Sting thanked God for helping him create

Why Sting continues to push his artistry into new forms

The 1970s genre that Sting criticised for being too "predictable"

“He’s invincible”: The one musician Bono said made flawless melodies and whose band is only challenged by Nirvana

“Quite moving”: The heartwrenching song Sting called his favourite of all time

Sting speaks on his musical, The Last Ship - Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The one artist Sting said "validated" his career

The one show Sting called better than Woodstock: “A wonderful day for rock ‘n’ roll”

The rock song Sting called one of the greatest ever written

The musician Sting called one of his favourites in the world

The band that gave Sting “permission” to follow his dream

The musician who changed the bass forever, according to Sting

The iconic performance Sting wanted to erase from history: “I’ll never forget”

The one singer Sting was most honoured to play with: “One of my idols”

The 1980s songs Sting always wants to sing at karaoke: “I have two go-tos”

The bassist Sting said was out of everybody's league

The one musician that made Sting give up playing guitar

The one album that made Sting not want to write again: “Was it any good?”

The concert Sting said The Police could never improve on

The massive ballad that Sting called a "pile of crap"

The one and only song Sting called a “masterpiece”

Sting : The Dream of the Blue Turtles