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Sting Discusses Impact of Job Loss on Masculinity and His Musical 'The Last Ship'

Sting has commented on the potential link between the loss of manual jobs and negative traits in modern masculinity, highlighting the importance of physical work in men's lives. His musical 'The Last Ship' reflects on the impact of deindustrialization in his hometown, focusing on the identity crisis faced by men after the closure of shipyards. Sting also discussed the challenges of his musical's development and his ongoing legal issues with former bandmates.

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Sting has commented on the potential link between the loss of manual jobs and negative traits in modern masculinity, highlighting the importance of physical work in men's lives. His musical 'The Last Ship' reflects on the impact of deindustrialization in his hometown, focusing on the identity crisis faced by men after the closure of shipyards. Sting also discussed the challenges of his musical's development and his ongoing legal issues with former bandmates.

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Loss of manual jobs could be driving toxic masculinity, says Sting...

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Sting Discusses Impact of Job Loss on Masculinity and His Musical 'The Last Ship'