I Never Say Never About Anything.

I Never Had A Checkbook. It Used To Be Cash In Hand, Stuff In The Pocket, Or A Manager Would Keep Some Accounts And Give Me Money. I Started To Wonder What It Must Feel Like To Actually Make A Profit, Pay Taxes, And To Have A Phone Listing, And A Manager. And Also, I Was Sick Of Sleeping Around Every Night.

Miami Is Nothing Like Me, And Thats Why I Need To Be Here - Its The Opposite. Im Practical, Where This Place Is Moody, Im Stolid In My Interior, Where This Place Has A Certain Flair, And Im Materialistic In A Sense That This Place Is Fundamentally Spiritual - Theres A Quicksilver Quality About This Place.

I'm Not Ashamed To Dress "like A Woman" Because I Don't Think It's Shameful To Be A Woman.

I Have A Hot Memory, But I Know I've Forgotten Many Things, Too, Just Squashed Things In Favor Of Survival.

In 1965, When Great Young White Artists In The English-speaking World Were Successfully Re-channeling Hillbilly And Black Music - You Know Bob Dylan, Ray Davies, Pete Townsend, Keith Richards - They Didn't Get Any Money At First. They Were All Broke.