No, I Can't Do Rap Music...

It Was Never A Marketing Tool. People Say That, But I Dress This Way For The Same Reasons I Did When I First Started Doing It. It Still Comes From A Serious Place Inside Of Me. I Get Up In The Morning, And I Think I Just Look Better A Certain Way I Do My Makeup. I Want To Shine, I Want To Glitter. I'm Not Getting Up Thinking, "oh, This'll Get 'em." And I'm Not Doing It To Make A Statement. I'm Just Doing It To Look Like Dolly - The Dolly That I Know And The Dolly That You Know.

I Never Want Anything More Than What's Fair. The Problem Is, I Never Want Anything Less Either. In The Old-boy School Of Business, If A Woman Walks Away From The Table With What's Rightfully Hers, The Man Feels Screwed.

When I Meet Someone, I Look At Their Eyes And Their Smile And Seek Out The Good First - It's Easy To Find When You're Looking For It. You Let A Person Shine With Their Own Light And Try To Connect It To Yours. As Soon As I Say Hello, I Go Right To That Light And I Don't Care Who You Are! I Know We're All Pieces Of The Same Thing - I Go For That Common Light Because I Know It's In All Of Us.

I Have Surrounded Myself With Very Smart People.

If I Could Get Their Attention Long Enough, I Felt They Would See Beneath The Boobs And Find The Heart, And That They Would See Beneath The Wig And Find The Brains. I Think One Big Part Of Whatever Appeal I Possess Is The Fact That I Look Totally One Way And That I Am Totally Another. I Look Artificial, But I'm Not.