I Have The Freedom To Take Chances,

When I Was Young, I Said To Myself, "you've Got To Make The Most Of Your Life." It's All About Taking Risks. Push Yourself To Do As Much Exploration As Possible. Find Yourself. Because Sometimes We Think We've Found Ourselves, But It's Only Part Of Ourselves We've Found. We Haven't Pushed Ourselves Far Out There Where We Make Mistakes And Things Don't Work Out, But At Least We've Discovered Something. I Felt That's What My Life Had To Be.

People Are Finally Able To Look Around And Say, 'i Can See The Drought, I Can See The Rising Sea Levels, I Can See The Crops Dying. Okay, Now I Get It.' It Is Finally Beginning To Sink In That There Has Been A Lot Of Damage.

When I Became Successful, I Put Up A Caution. I Didn't Think It Was Fair To Have The Shadow Of That Kind Of Success Thrown On My Family. And I Was Cautious About Being Taken By Things That Could Destroy You.

So What If My Face Is Falling Apart? I Don't Give A Damn. Anyway, It Gives Me Character. Everyone Thinks That They Can Stay Pretty Forever But Some Come Out Of Beverly Hills Surgeries Looking Scary To Me.

Between 18 And 19 Years Old [in The 1950s] I Came To Paris. I Studied Art. And That Experience Really Did Change My Life. I Was Living Hand To Mouth. I Walked Everywhere. I Thought, This City Is Incredible But You Really Have To Experience It By Walking It.