
SEX Pistol Glen Matlock says a row with locals saved him from being robbed at gunpoint in Paris.
The punk icon ended up in a scrape when they called him "le rosbif" - the roast beef.
He said the fallout meant he missed his train - but it was lucky for him because the passengers fell victim to an armed gang.
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