British musician Gary Glitter aka Paul Francis Gadd, whose stirring anthem "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" unfailingly whips sports fans into a frenzy, has been released from the Thu Doc prison in Vietnam's Binh Thuan province, where he served almost three years for molesting two local girls, ages 10 and 11, who were living in his villa. After his release, he was driven for three hours to the Tan Son Nha airport in Ho Chi Minh City, given his passport, and put on a plane for England. In an interview with the Vietnam paper, People's Police, Glitter, 65, said he didn't want to return to the UK, but instead planned on resuming his music career and recording a new album, possibly in Hong Kong or Singapore. When he arrives in England on Wednesday, he will sign the sex-offenders register and his every move will be monitored forever. (t/y Clancy)
