Sting and his 'muse' Jimmy Nail talk exclusively to Sharuna Sagar 

I live in Washington & even if I moved away I'll always be proud of my roots.....the North East is in my blood ;)

Nicola Blackie im from hull, i love my city

He’s not a Geordie he is from Wallsend.

Geordie is any individual from the Tyneside area, not Newcastle-upon-Tyne alone. Wallsend is in the Tyneside area and literally only about 4 miles east of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, therefore, Sting is a Geordie. Now his accent is not that thick anymore because he moved south to find success and was forced to "moderate" his accent once in London, as people from outside Tyneside would hardly understand him. The same thing happened to the Knopfler brothers, who are also Geordies, but moved to London to find success. Curiously, both The Police and Dire Straits were formed in 1977, with one or two Geordies having moved south. Nail, on the other hand, retains his thick Geordie pronunciation with some dark Ls (which is quite unusual to the Geordie accent, that usually has a light L) either because he probably lived in Tyneside longer than Sting or just because he does not mind not being understood by non-Geordies. Brian Johnson seems to follow this very same pattern. During his interviews with fellow Geordies Sting and Mark Knopfler, it is quite noticeable that Johnson has the purest Geordie accent, whereas Knopfler's and Sumner's accents apparently mingled with RP and many "southernisms", but still sound like northeasterners to an extent.

Lyrics? How many times does he say "walking on the moon" "message in a bottle" or "stand so close to me"? Must have took months to write those songs!

Because you're not a multi-Millionaire selling musical artist. You're obviously a fool who thinks he knows everything and has done nothing with his sad virgin lit life. And also an embarrassment to true geordies everywhere.