But I'm Lost When It Comes To

Being In This Business For As Long As I've Been In It, It's Sort Of Like Living In A Town Or A City Before The War And Then After The War And Then During The Reconstruction And Then During The Time That It Sprawls Out To The Malls.

Everyone Has Problems, And Learning To Share Them Is Essential. Hiding Pain Requires An Enormous Amount Of Energy; Sharing It Is Liberating.

I've Always Thought Of Myself As Being A Warrior. When You Actually Have A Battle, It's Better Than When You Don't Know Who To Fight.

My Father Was A Classical Pianist, And My Mother Was A Singer Of Just About Everything.

The Models For Me Were More The Folk-rock Singers Of The '60s And '70s.