With a musical history that spans various genres from acoustic to new wave to pop (and many more), Tom Robinson has long been one of, if not the, music scene's preeminent bisexual artists. Some people are born bisexual, some achieve bisexuality but for Tom it arrived as a complete shock. In 1982 across a crowded room at a Gay Switchboard benefit, Tom Robinson spotted the boyfriend of his dreams who, inconveniently, turned out to be a woman. Having fought so long for everyone's right to live and love however they want, Tom was undeterred. His mid-90s album was cheerfully titled "Having It Both Ways" and in 1998 the bisexual epic "Blood Brother" won him Best Song and Best Male Artist at the Gay & Lesbian American Music Awards in New York.