The easy story about Sara Cox taking over the Radio 2 Breakfast Show is the one everybody ran: a beloved broadcaster, a little misty-eyed, finally handed the biggest job in British radio after years of waiting in the wings. She opened by playing songs about waiting, joked about feeling clingy, wanted some love, and got it — from a starry guest, from the critics, from a listenership that has known her voice for a generation. It was warm. It was g…
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