Sydney's reputation: Most homosexual saturated city

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English: Rufus Wainwright at Metropolitan Oper...
English: Rufus Wainwright at Metropolitan Opera's 2010-11 Season Opening Night - "Das Rheingold" (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Herald Sun reports that: 
Visiting singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright says he was surprised to find Australia hasn't legalised same-sex marriage. "Isn't Sydney the gayest city on earth?" he asked music website Noise11.com.

"I was quite surprised when I got here. I didn't know the deal here, that there was no gay marriage." Wainwright said he's pleased the US has moved towards legalising same-sex marriage in many states, including his native New York "Certainly (President Barack) Obama having acquiesced and changed his mind and convinced of the right way - in my opinion - it's a big deal."

What a sad reputation for the people of Sydney!

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