Little George stays out of the spotlight because of his tattered tracksuit and old hat during a rare casual outing

Music legend Boy George gave up glitz and glamor for a rare casual ensemble as he recreated iconic 80s dance moves while strolling around London.

Little George looked almost unrecognizable as he headed out in London on Thursday performing iconic ’80s dance moves.

The music legend, 60, who has become known for his stylish style and flamboyant hats, swapped out his glittering jacket and giant top hat for a casual ensemble more when he was spotted recreating his unforgettable dance moves while hanging out with a friend.

Hitmaker Karma Chameleon appeared to have pulled all the stops with his routine and was all smiles while talking to a friend as he showed off his moves as his arms and legs we wave in the air.

After showing off his epic dance moves, Little George breathed a sigh of relief as he sat down on a stoop to seem to catch his breath after recreating his legendary moves.

The male singer is holding his hand to his stomach as he sits on a cotton ball while he continues to chat with his friend.

The leader of the Do You Really Want To Hurt Me chart chose a casual outfit on a bad day out.

He looked casual but chic in an oversized gray cardigan which he teamed with some navy sweatpants.

Never a hater, Boy George ditched his famous headwear for a purple beanie as he kept smiling during his London outing.

The ’80s favorite topped off the rare casual outfit with a pair of chunky brown boots.

The 60-year-old singer is currently preparing to tour with the Culture Club.

Before the upcoming tour, the singer admitted that he wanted to perform 60 songs to celebrate his 60th birthday last June.

Speaking to the Manchester Evening News recently, the music icon said: “I turned 60 last June and wanted to present 60 songs to celebrate that. I think at the moment I am. 28 years old.”

“I’ve probably released more records in the last three months than most people can in their entire career.

“I just love pop music. I’m my record label, so I’m my own boss and can do what I want.”

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