"No. No. Not after what they did to me and my family, no. No. I won't stand with them, referring to long-running nasty legal battle over the New Order name and band finances."
"You've got to have morals. We like tricky evenings, don't we? Some of my best evenings have been tricky, right from going to see the Sex Pistols [in 1976] to this."
"If Bernard pops his head around and goes, 'Hey Hooky, sorry about that eight-year legal battle that cost you six years' wages. I'm really sorry about it. We should maybe have just had a chat about it.' So you never know, dear."
Peter Hook intends to attend the Joy Division/New Order Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction despite ongoing animosity towards his former bandmates. He firmly rejected the idea of a reunion on stage, citing past grievances and a long legal battle over the New Order name. Hook has not spoken to members of New Order for many years, emphasizing the lack of communication and unresolved issues. However, he did not completely rule out the possibility of a truce if an apology were offered.
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