The bus thinks it's going
to a wedding
On the bus - we resisted the urge to say,
"I hate you Butler"!
Sue Cook, Simon Booker (nicknamed Betty by Kenny)
and Liza Donoghue
At the Grange Tower Bridge Hotel,
Michelle Signore from Transworld Books officially launches 'Hello Darlings'...
...with a toast to Kenny
James and co-author Robert sign Jon and Simon's copies. Simon 'Betty' Booker was the ghost-author of Kenny's autobiography 'The Custard Stops at Hatfield'. He said Kenny never read it as he reckoned he 'already knew all about himself".
Wilfred D'eath, who gave Kenny his first
break in radio, is the authors' first
guest on stage.
Johnny Beerling, who secretly visited the Galaxy and saw the full potential of modelling
Radio One on Radio London.
He rose through the ranks to become
the station Controller
Colleagues and friends of Kenny at Capital Radio, Sue Cook and Simon 'Betty' Booker
Rupert Hine of Quantum Jump, whose single
'The Lone Ranger' was pioneered by Kenny,
delighted the audience by still being word-perfect
(as far as anyone could tell) in saying
"Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitanatahu"