‘I was born to be famous, but it took decades for me to convey this entitlement to an indifferent world and suspicious job centres – both presumed me a nitwit, possibly with good reason as I was brilliantly disguised as a scruff-bag.’ So begins Russell Brand’s electrifying memoir of his rapid ascent into the upper realms of fame. Here, Russell, takes off where his best-seller My Booky Wook left off.