I Was Unwelcome In The U.s. For

I Can Do Anything. In Gq, I Appeared As A Man.

It's [jail's] Like Being At School. Except You Can't Leave.

My Family Knew I Was Gay When I Was 15, Long Before I Got Famous. But It's A Very Different Thing Coming Out To Your Family And Coming Out To The Universe. That's A Big Step. Maybe Without Me, There Wouldn't Be Adam Lambert. Without Bowie, There Wouldn't Be Me. Without Quentin Crisp, There Wouldn't Have Been Bowie. So Everything Is Part Of A Big Daisy Chain.

A Lot Of Donna Summer And Things That Maybe Weren't Trendy Anymore Or Weren't Hip In Gay Clubs But You'd Hear Them At Taboo.

I Felt That Making Records In A Traditional Way - Putting Them Out In The Same Way, Wasting Loads Of Money - Was Just A Pointless Exercise.