I Always Write Well In New York.

This Is A Mad Planet," David Bowie Said In 1971. "it's Doomed To Madness.

I Don't Have Stylistic Loyalty. That's Why People Perceive Me Changing All The Time. But There Is A Real Continuity In My Subject Matter. As An Artist Of Artifice, I Do Believe I Have More Integrity Than Any One Of My Contemporaries.

I Think It's Rather A Waste Of Time Endlessly Singing The Same Songs Every Night For A Year, And It's Just Not What I Want To Do.

It's Much Easier For Me To Say That, The Kind Of Music I Didn't Listen To Was Pretty Much That. I Mean Everything, From Jazz To Classical To Popular. And Tibetan Horns Were A Great Part Of It In 1966, '67.

When I Was Going Through Those Very Fast Changes, I Think It Was Terribly Important To Me That I Was Seen To Be Inventive. I Think That Was The Characteristic Of My Work That I Wanted People To See.