| They start chatting.  When Danny finds out she is a singer he
becomes interested.  After Kate has sung for him, he is persuaded
to go to her gig at a seedy London club [Give
Me An Inch].  After seeing her perform, Danny sets about persuading
her that she should ditch her band and that he should be her manager. |  | 
|  | However, Kate is insistant that she doesn't want a manager as that
would be conforming with the machine. "Do you want to sit outside toilets for the rest of your life"
 | 
| After the gig Danny persuades Kate to drop her dead-beat band and sets
about helping her to recruit a new one. Unfortunately, the newspaper advert
goes out a week early and Kate is woken up early one morning by a stream
of hopefulls. |  | 
|  | Most of them are awful, but the sax player Ken (Jonathan Pryce) is
brought in despite being half deaf and a herion addict. |