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[[File:Tom Robinson.jpg|thumb|Tom Robinson]]'''Tom Robinson''' (born 1950) is a singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for his song "[[Glad to be Gay]]" (released 1978). | [[File:Tom Robinson.jpg|thumb|Tom Robinson]]'''Tom Robinson''' (born 1950) is a singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for his song "[[Glad to be Gay]]" (released 1978). | ||
He was born in [[Cambridge]] and attended Friends School [[Saffron Walden]], | |||
At a party for [[Gay Switchboard]] in in 1982 he met Sue Brearley; they later married and had children. However Robinson has denied being bisexual, describing himself as "a gay man who happens to be in love with a woman". | At a party for [[Gay Switchboard]] in in 1982 he met Sue Brearley; they later married and had children. However Robinson has denied being bisexual, describing himself as "a gay man who happens to be in love with a woman". | ||
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Tom Robinson (born 1950) is a singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for his song "Glad to be Gay" (released 1978).
He was born in Cambridge and attended Friends School Saffron Walden,
At a party for Gay Switchboard in in 1982 he met Sue Brearley; they later married and had children. However Robinson has denied being bisexual, describing himself as "a gay man who happens to be in love with a woman".
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