If he had called himself 'Girl Georgina, she/her' back in the day it wouldn't have been shocking, challenging, radical or attention-creating. Conservative, middle-aged people would have just thought oh, Georgina is one of those 'born in the wrong body' transsexual people we read about in the papers, like that Bond girl or April Ashley.
What was great about the 'gender bending' stars and music tribes of the 70s and 80s was that they showed young people there were many ways to be a man or a woman while being happy in yourself, comfortable in your body. Annie Lennox wore a sharp suit and severe haircut. Goth and New Romantic men and women piled on the eye shadow, lippy and hairspray, Punk, crusty and grebo girls and boys did the opposite, mud and scruffiness and army surplus boots. What's happening with young people now is so regressive. And they don't have a music scene where they can get out into the outside world, to gigs and clubs and festivals, watching real human people perform on real stages, while singing and dancing. Instead they obsess over fantasy series and computer games, made up people played by actors or animated, in made up worlds viewed in isolation from their bedrooms.