It's [jail's] Like Being At School. Except

I Feel Like My Career Has Always Been A Series Of Collisions And Accidents. Being In The Right Place At The Right Time. Having The Right Haircut. It's So Mad To Think That It Happened In The Way That It Happened.

When I First Went To New York, I Didn't Really Go Out To Clubs. It Was The Height Of Culture Club So I Didn't Really Have A Social Life. It Was Only After I Had Been To New York A Few Times That I Started Going Out.

Tweeting Is Something You Can Do Wherever You Are, On Your Phone, On The Computer, In An Airport Lounge. It's Easy To Do, And I Do Find It Fun To Communicate With People. It's Quite Nice That We Can Have Almost Direct Contact With Anyone In The World At Any Time. I Don't Know How Important It Is In Terms Of One's Career. It Seems To Be Pretty Much Superfluous In Terms Of That, But It's Nice To Communicate.

I Remember Going Onstage On Broadway In This Leigh Bowery Thing For A Track Like "ich Bin Kunst." I've Got Breasts, This Latex Dripping Down On My Head, And I Come Out In A Box. I Just Remember The Audience Looking Really Horrified Because Rosie [o'donnell] Was Trying To Sell The Show As Sort Of Pippin And Annie. She Was Saying It's A Family Show.

The New Romantic Scene Was So Tiny. Although It Got Lots Of Mileage In The Media, It Was A Really Small Club With Only A Core Group Of People. As It Got More Popular, Kids Started To Come From The Suburbs All Dressed Up, But It -really Wasn't As Big As It Looked.