When the SEX PISTOLS made their definitive statement during the Queen’s Silver Jubilee celebrations in 1977 with the incendiary single “God Save The Queen”, they produced a manifesto that threatened and delighted in equal measure. Now, as the nation prepares for another Jubilee, the single is back….
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