Banksy's True Identity Unveiled in Long-Lost BBC Interview
TL;DR
A lost BBC interview from 2003 has resurfaced, potentially shedding light on the true identity of the elusive street artist Banksy. In the interview, Banksy is asked if his name is "Robert Banks," to which he replies, "It's Robbie." Over the years, various individuals, including Robert Del Naja and Jamie Hewlett, have been speculated to be Banksy. The discovery of this interview adds another layer to the ongoing mystery surrounding the artist's identity.
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