When British superstar artist Robbie Williams dials in for his Zoom interview with WHO, two things are surprising. He’s right on time – in fact, he’s the first one on the call – and he’s just kicking back on his sofa wearing a white singlet. So far, he’s not very starry. OK, so he’s calling late at night from his Ibizan villa holiday and he’s online to chat about, the new album that celebrates his 25th anniversary as a solo artist. But his unfussy and relaxed demeanour as well as his liberal use of the F-word makes this feel more like a chat with a mate than an artist who’s sold in excess of 80 million albums worldwide and who’s been famous since he was 16. These days Williams,
