I Immersed Myself In Books And Rock

What Will Happen To Us?" I Asked. "there Will Always Be Us," He Answered.

I Had A Really Happy Childhood - My Siblings Were Great, My Mother Was Very Fanciful, And I Loved To Read. But There Was Always Financial Strife.

I Didn't Write About Aspects Of My Public Life Because That's A Small Part Of My Life.

When I Started Making Music, We'd Lost A Lot Of Our Great People. Rock Was Moving In A Direction I Didn't Like. Rock Was My Generation's Revolutionary, Sexual, Poetic, And Political Voice, But It Had Become Corporatized. It Was Going Into Stadiums. It Was So Far Removed From Its Basic Roots.

Maybe I'll Be 48 And Die In The Gutter In Paris.