Fundamentally, We Are All In The Same

More Than Anything, I Think Everything About Appearance Is Illusory. People See You, And They Think They Understand What You're Projecting, But Actually, They Have Their Own Interpretation Of It, Or They Put A Label On You.

If Someone Says Something Unpleasant, I Can't Say It Doesn't Smart A Bit. It Always Does. Someone Can Take A Really Nasty Swipe If They Want Because It Kind Of Feels Powerful For A Person To Write In A Paper And Get That Thing Out There.

In A Sense, The Music Business And I Haven't Always Been The Best Of Bedfellows. Artists Often Have To Fight Their Corner. Your Music Goes Through These Filters Of Record Labels And Media, And You're Hoping You'll Find Someone Who'll Help You Get Your Work Into The World.

I Would Say That Although My Music May Be Or May Have Been Part Of The Cultural Background Fabric Of The Gay Community, I Consider Myself An Outsider Who Belongs Everywhere And Nowhere... Being A Human Being Is What Truly Counts. That's Where You'll Find Me.

Those In The Developing World Have So Few Rights - We Take A Lot For Granted In The Developed World.