[ Funky music plays ]
CARSON: How are you guys doing?
We're getting close. BOY GEORGE: They're good.
I've got them under control.
CARSON: Okay, if you want to get the motorcycle
set up for my nude shot...
BOY GEORGE: Oh, that's what we're doing.
We -- You are first. That would be great.
My first shot, our feeling behind the shot
was be comfortable in your own skin.
And I was like, "That's it. It's genius. I should be nude."
It was in the spirit of our ad campaign that, like,
live on the edge, challenge convention.
Are you ready for me to be naked?
BOY GEORGE: Hurry up. CARSON: Okay.
[ Laughs ]
You can't film this! [ Laughs ]
Using someone like me that's not a supermodel
I thought would be great,
because I care a lot about what I wear,
so for me to be nude was really like
baring my soul and just being free.
BOY GEORGE: Pants off.
I'm not taking my underwear off.
You have to be naked. Otherwise, it's -- you're not naked.
I'm not going to be totally nude.
You have to be.
I can't be!
Carson, you have to be naked.
Are you serious?
So I strip down.
I'm covering my bits, my junk, my peen,
whatever you want to call it.
And I've been very busy.
I haven't done a lot of manscaping or anything.
It's a little embarrassing.
Okay, let's shoot this.
[ Funky music plays ]
BOY GEORGE: Let's have drama. It's supposed to be a mad photo.
It's popping out.
Push your bits under like a drag queen.
Ow.
I just hope we have Purell.
-More here. -Okay.
BOY GEORGE: That's good.
Would you really want to sit
where his sweaty [bleep] have been?
BOY GEORGE: Pull the stomach in. CARSON: I'm trying.
Don't know a lot of people that would.
BOY GEORGE: That's great. Keep your arms up,
then put the head forward a bit.
Why don't you ask Governor Schwarzenegger to take a seat?
BOY GEORGE: Arms up. That's the shot. [ Laughs ]
That's kind of great.
Hold on, "Playgirl's" calling. Yeah?
Oh, you don't want me? Okay, thanks so much.
Not interested.
CARSON: Hi!
How are you? Thank you for being here.
Yes, this is going to be fabulous.
So they bring in Alaska Thunder[bleep]
who's a friend of theirs, who's...a drag queen.
Carson and George shared a brain on this project.
As far as creatively goes, I was nowhere near this thing.
But at some point, the governor's going to say to me,
"Chael, did you have anything to do with the drag queen
and the naked gay man on the bicycle?"
and I'm going to say, "Governor, what do you think?"
BOY GEORGE: [ Laughs ] CARSON: Sell that bike.
BOY GEORGE: It's like "Breakfast at Tiffany's" on crack.
CARSON: Right. Exactly. Oh, that was genius.
CARSON: Gorgeous.
BOY GEORGE: Quick, quick. CARSON: What do you think?
[ Boy George laughs ]
It's a bit of a risk, but it's --
This is the bike for everybody.
It's pushing the edge. Yeah.
BOY GEORGE: What about that one leg out, one arm out, very yoga?
CARSON: Downward dog.
[ Laughs ]
Once the drag queen turned up,
then it was like, okay, we're on a roll now,
and that was when it really started to kick in.
Mah-mah-mah.
We had Chael's wife and his little toddler baby,
and it was a Kodak moment.
Vince, these are unbelievable.
We didn't plan on having Vince Neil
holding his Yorkie in his shot,
but it turned things on its ear, it was disruptive.
Oh, Ricky is getting oiled.
BOY GEORGE: Look at those tattoos, man!
We modeled Ricky's shot after a classic Annie Leibovitz shot
that was in "Vanity Fair."
Got it, let's shoot.
CARSON: It was Arnold on a white horse
with his arm back and a cigar in his mouth.
But it was just a great shot about confidence.
CARSON: Can you hear the holy voices?
♪ Ahh
We had a priest, something "holy" unexpected.
Why can't a priest drive a motorcycle?
CARSON: Chin up a little bit, a little more badass.
You're a superhero.
CARSON: Everyone was coming together
in the spirit of love and togetherness.
It's a bike to remove barriers,
and you should feel like you're included
and it's everyone's bike.
Anything's possible. Everyone's welcome.
So we had a fabulous day.
Did you have to be brave?
Yeah.
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